Hi,
when you say "a whole load of manual lenses", wouldn't you happen to have a Pentax-A 50mm F2.8 Macro for sale?

Thanks for the link, Martin. At the moment, they don't list Slovakia as one of their shipping destinations, but I'll ask them and maybe they would add my country on their list.
Still, the original manual (at least the French one I have) is more compact - it's not A4 format, in fact I think it's smaller than A5 - very handy, very compact and easy to carry around, and that's also a reason why I don't want to print the manual that I have in my PC. So, if you're reading this and you're, for example, a wedding photographer with 2 or 3 K5 bodies, and you don't need 3 pcs of the same manual, please PM me before I order this thing on ebay.

[quote:3496ace15f="1947lcs"]Ebay £11

]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pentax-Digital-Camera-K-5-Printed-Operating-Manual-/31...

It actually says £11.99
... and £12.50 Royal Mail International Tracked on top of that, which is £24.49. Ummm... no, thanks, was hoping for a bit less. Like, I'm looking for someone for whom the manual is really redundant and is willing to exchange it for a pint's worth, and send it via Royal Mail International Standard, which costs like 5 quid.

Thanks for your replies, guys.
If I don't find anyone who doesn't need their manual, I might do that. But I first wanted to ask here and avoid having to print a PDF file with almost 400 pages.

Hi everyone,
this request may be a bit odd, but would anyone be willing to give up their Pentax K5 manual? Let me explain.
I've recently watched some workshops with Joe Buissink, and I have to confess: I, too, am guilty of not knowing my camera well enough. I have not read the manual from A to Z. I just learned on the go, thinking that what I've learned is enough. But there may be more functions, little tricks and tips that would prove to be useful. The thing is, I purchased my K5 from a company which existed in Slovakia, but their origin was French - so they shipped the camera with a French manual. Not very helpful. I also downloaded the Slovak version, and the English one, too, but they only exist in my PC. Since I stare at the computer screen all day at work, the last thing I want to do is to stare at it more, reading a manual. It would be nice to have that little physical book on my bedside table, and flip through the pages whenever I want, without having to sit at the computer.
So if anyone feels like they don't need their K5 manual, would you be kind enough to ship it to me to Slovakia? Shipping paid by me, of course, and if you want to put a price on the manual, maybe we can work something out, too.
Thanks,
Juraj

Sold via another forum, thanks for looking.

For sale I have this battery pack FG for the old film Pentax cameras, which I no longer use. Years ago I used it with my MZ-50 body, which no longer works and I'll keep it for sentimental reasons, but the battery pack is still working and it might be useful to someone with a Pentax SLR. According to the English manual, it is compatible with Pentax MZ-5/ZX-5, MZ-10/ZX-10 and MZ-50/ZX-50, although the Japanese text also seems to mention a MZ-3 model.
It's just a simple battery holder which enables you to run the camera on four AA batteries, instead of the CR2's. There are no buttons or switches on it. It can be mounted on a tripod.
I'd like to sell it for £15 plus shipping. Bear in mind that I'm shipping from Slovakia, and the shipping fees should be around £7.

I've been looking for a 35mm Macro Limited, but I won't buy it any sooner than I'll sell my Tamron 90mm f2.8 macro, or, ideally, I'd like to exchange the lenses... Are you interested?

The fisheye arrived today, in excellent condition. Looking forward to having fun with it and learning how to shoot with such a wide angle view. Thank you!

Ah, too bad you don't post outside the UK, I'd buy at least that 50mm f2 right away. Won't you reconsider? It should be no extra hassle for you, and of course I'd send the money upfront.