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Mine is OK / usable. Is it slightly softer on the L/H side? Maybe. But before this thread, I'd never noticed.

Tung Chung township and (back, right) Hong Kong International Airport

Yet some of the 'disappeared' items: the TAv mode and the rear AF button, feature on the present-day K-1 and have been staples of all Pentax top-of-the-line DSLRs since the K10D was introduced ...

Jordan's got chops!

Excellent. Especially the cats and flowers. Good to see you are enjoying the 32/1.4 as much as we all are!

Oh yes. #Checks credit card.#

PS. Weather sealing?

Very nice. Enjoy.

"Portrait" "Landscape" "Macro"

Thanks. Here are a few very rough snapshots, but no daylight here until tomorrow. All wide open. First shot with the lens. In the HK Canon Store. Focus on the guy on the right. Magazine in Canon ...

Just picked up the lens  No hood....

DPReview also say it ships with the hood: I hope to find out for myself tomorrow.

I've pre-ordered and been told by Canon Hong Kong that the lens will be available on 20th September, but they will send me an email first.

Ha! All so true. Here are a few of my pictures with an M100. I shoot Pentax (K-1) primarily, but I do appreciate 'good things in small packages', which the EOS-M system surely is:

Makes sense. Thanks for the detailed explanation.

So why, I wonder, do Nokashita show three adapters?

Airport shot: You are correct. My fault. Over-sharpened and de-hazed., sorry to say. It was poor air quality and I wanted to make the shot 'pop'. Here's another at 400mm with default LR sharpening ...

FWIW: I use it with M100. No problems ...

The Canon is ridiculously de-centered. The left hand side is horrible. How can that be 'an excellent copy'?

Congratulations. That's a fine kit, and seems to be in good condition. I hope it gives you much enjoyment.

IMO, the K-5ii(s) is excellent and arguably the best value of the bunch. I'd look for the (also excellent) 16-85 zoom though (and even look into getting it new), in preference to the two zooms you ...