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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Film slr's didn't really change much after the first reliable one's were built. Hell the K1000
is a direct, (very direct), descendant of the Spotmatic F. The meters are electronically interchangeable
with a small amount of surgery on the circuit board. That implies that the same basic design was produced
for about 40+ years. I don't expect any current Pentax design (or for that matter C* or most current N* designs),
to be in production for 1/10 that amount of time. DSLR's have even shorter product lives.
