To be honest, I don't remember. I do know that I got the procedure from
an internet search, so I'm sure the directions will be easy to find. As
Stenquist suggested in his email, I believe it involved unscrewing the
base of the flash, and just removing the pin.
By the way (Stenquist)...
the camera and flash have to be sent to Pentax. In truth, the base
of the flash can be unscrewed from the upper portion [...]
I'm assuming you're correct here. Not sure why I sent my in then. My
guess is that I either didn't figure this out until I got the flash &
camera back from Pentax, or I had trouble removing the flash from the
camera with the pin stuck (ahem... I mean mechanism broken).
Nonetheless, thanks again for the insight.
Paul Sorenson wrote:
Jerome -
What did you have to do to remove the locking pin on the AF-540?
-p
On 1/8/2010 3:58 PM, Jerome Reyes wrote:
I've added 4 items this week, but 2 of them are somewhat redundant as
I also sold a different grip and flash last week. Anyway, here's
what's posted now on eBay:
Pentax Rear Converter A 1.4X-L Teleconverter With Case
http://tinyurl.com/yj3r8ck
Pentax D-BG2 Battery Grip for K10D K20D Digital Cameras
http://tinyurl.com/ygxfcbf
Pentax AF-540 FGZ P-TTL Shoe Mount Flash 540FGZ
http://tinyurl.com/yefo943
Pentax Zoom Lens SMCP-DA* 50-135mm f2.8 ED SDM
http://tinyurl.com/y8e3cvy
Not on eBay but for sale:
Pentax Remote Control F that I've used all of about 4 times $6
http://tinyurl.com/38ays4
B&H lists this as compatible with the K20 and K200... however I used
it for the K10D.
Already sold: K10D, 1.7x converter, flash, and grip from last week.
Still to come: 2nd K10D body, 12-24mm, 20-35mm, and 16-50mm lenses.
And for those keeping score at home... yes, I've changed my strategy.
I thought I'd be keeping one of my K10D bodies, but plan B is
officially in effect.
Thanks for looking!
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