K/M lenses were made for about 10 years.

At 07:26 PM 3/10/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Alin wrote:

>    If the existing Pentax users are present in their *istD sales
>    projection then I expect them to be very, very scrupulous about
>    the support for K/M lenses.
>    Even the incompatibility of new KAF3 lenses with old cameras will
>    be almost inconsequential compared to the rage the abandon of old
>    lenses will induce.


I personally don't think limiting compatibility of K and M lenses are particularly smart for their first DSLR. On the other hand, K and M lenses were being made for only 6-7 years over 20 years ago. Hardly anyone who still use them have bought a new Pentax product in 20 years or ever. And very few of them will buy a DSLR. I believe such compatibility, and mind you I speak as someone who actually use K lenses, are only for psychological reasons as the real market for DSLR for K and M lens owners is microscopic.


P�l

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