Hello John,

Good luck for a better year to come!

Regards SD cards, I've been using Sandisk Ultra II (60x) 1G & 2G and  
Transcend 150x 2G cards for the past couple of years with no problems  
at all. The Transcend 150x 2G cards are much less expensive (around  
$40 at NewEgg.com).

On the remote release, as was said you can use nearly any Pentax IR  
remote. I have the Pentax Remote Control F. For a wired remote, you  
have a choice: the Pentax model is the Cable Switch CS-205 ($35). You  
can also use the Canon Remote RS-60E3 ($25), which is virtually  
identical other than for styling and a longer cable; this switch is  
intended for the Canon Rebel, EOS IX, etc bodies and uses the same  
mini-telephone jack.

The third option is to use a Canon Timer Remote Controller TC-80N3  
($135): this is a full intervalometer, allows extended timed shutter  
speed and extended control self-timer functions as well. This is  
intended for the Canon 1v, 1D and other models, you would have to  
change the jack as it is a non-standard type but the circuit design  
is pin-compatible with the above remotes.

Godfrey



On Nov 11, 2006, at 5:01 AM, John Whittingham wrote:

> I've finally decided to go digital and plan to purchase a K10D  
> sometime in
> the new year. In the meantime I'd like to equip myself with some  
> accessories
> and wondered on recommendations for a SD card. Write speed is  
> obviously a
> major consideration but I'd also like reliability, what would you guys
> recommend?
>
> Any recommendations on a remote release and spare battery would  
> also be much
> appreciated. Apologies if this has been covered in a recent thread.
>


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