Now sold. Thank you.

The 35-70 is a good lens, not much bigger than a standard 50mm, and has a distinctive signature.

This is another one that gets less use than it should, as I tend to use the 10-17 or 16-45.

The lens is in good condition, with smooth focus and clean, snappy aperture. Lens elements are scratch and fungus free, but there are dust specks and a tiny piece of lint, but nothing that should affect photos much if at all. It has front and rear caps.

£90 + postage.

Photos to follow. PM if you have any interest.

For sale is lovely example of this lens in PK mount that does not get much use. This is a rare, fast tele lens that is even more effective with the APS-C crop factor. The lens glass is clean and clear, with clean snappy aperture and smooth focusing. It has a built in lens hood and all packaging, including instruction manual and warranty card.

£85 plus postage. PM with any questions.


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Yes it is. I'll put it up on the classifieds later.

Let me know if a Pentax 100-300mm AF zoom would appeal

I bought mine last week for the same price from a different seller. I think it's an excellent lens and very quick focusing in the normal range. One went this week for £266 on ebay and Ffordes had an FA version for £299.

It should be ok to good if it is simialr to the Vivitar/Cosina lenses - this lens seems to get a fair price on the auction sites.

I don't, but there is one for sale above.

David - the 75-150 is probably the best Pentax zoom this side of the SMC-A 70-210/4 and 35-105/3.5. They usually go for low prices because of the odd zoom range on digital.