Much prefer the mono version this time. Super image.

This is the first MZ series camera I have had that actually works. TBH, I've not been that interested in them either preferring A-series and earlier bodies. I've always been curious about this one model, and so far I rather like it. It is smaller than I imagined (makes the K-3iii feel large) but still has that well-built feel to it that I like. The other MZ series cameras I have had a passing acquaintance with all felt a bit flimsy.

In one of those oops moments I have ended up with two motordrives and two rebuilt NiCAD battery packs (done professionally, not by me). I need to dig through my boxes to check I have two chargers as well! I'll take some photos later this evening and post them. Hard to price as all the ones I can find online say "battery pack needs rebuilding..." but judging from those and the cost of the rebuild, I'm guessing around about £140 plus postage is about the going rate. Any interest?

Thanks, Kris.

I'm struggling to think of lenses that I HAVEN'T bought from the main man, LennyB.[/quote]The ones where I beat you to it?

I look in the mirror and wonder who that old git is...

Bumpity doo dah bumpity day...

One can sell lenses? Wow, learn something new every day...

No, it was a different one. Apparently they resemble busses... I was surprised how small the MZ-S is. Feels well built, however.

If the serial number idea is true, it'll be plastic, but the jury is out on whether that "fact" is reality. It works at the moment and I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Oops



Pentax MZ-S par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity