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Hi all,

I'm selling my bellowed kit as i don't get to use it much anymore. So may as well pass it on to someone who will appreciate this setup.

Camera is in absolutely great nick, functioning perfectly. Lens is around 3 months old, I bought it when I was overseas and it comes with three years international warranty, I double checked that when I came back home with Sigma service and yes it is a valid warranty (Bought in Germany). Lens on its own is close to $600 here in Australia (according to static ice, that's if you buy it online + shipping) in shops its even more, so for an asking price you are getting a great value package!

This is a semi-professional body with complete weather/dust sealing and magnesium chassis. And the lens is EX series from Sigma which is professional series lens.

What you get;

Pentax K20D DSLR Camera

4 x original Pentax batteries

2 x Pentax Chargers

1 x Sigma 50mm f1.4 EX DG HSM Lens + Original Receipt and Sigma Warranty Receipt + Original Carrying pouch.

I do not have original packaging anymore but the camera will be sent in a old box from my Pentax k100d DSLR and the lens still comes with its carrying pouch.

Any questions please do not hesitate to ask.

Pickup in Adelaide is welcome! Thebarton area.

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Price: $750 firm!

Cheers

Vlad

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