Metz MZ58317PS 58 AF-1 USB Flash for Pentax and Samsung P-TTL Cameras - Replacement for MZ 54247P (Black): Camera

The Pentax K-7 features a rugged, yet compact body design, a 14.6 megapixel CMOS sensor rebuilt from the ground up, and advanced features such as HD Movie Capture,100% Field of View, 5.2 FPS, and a 3 inch LCD Screen with Live View. Still compatible with every Pentax lens ever made, the K-7 offers an abundance of long- anticipated new and improved features that are exclusive to the camera and combine to make it a tremendous photography tool. K-7 Body Li-ion Battery D-LI90 Software CD-ROM S-SW90 USB Cable I-USB7 AV Cable I-AVC7 Battery Charge Cradle D-BC90 AC Plug Cord Strap O-ST53 Hotshoe Cover FK Eyecup FR Body Mount Cover Finder Cap for ME Focusing Screen MF-60 Frame Matte Bottom Cap PC Socket Cap

L9) PENTAX P-DA 50-135 F2.8 ED LENS

Ideal for Pentax cameras with remote capability. This remote operates the shutter release after 3 seconds, and works up to a 15 ft. distance from your camera.

-Specifically designed for use with K-7 Digital SLR- Features longer battery life than previous DSLR batteries

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