Paul Ewins wrote:
>
> 1. The *ist-D is the digital equivalent of the MX.
> The Australian Distributor of Pentax
(http://www.crkennedy.com.au ) lists
> four major features of the  *ist-D, and one of them is
"The world's
> smallest, lightest body" which was one of the major
features of the MX & ME.
> The MX was no match for the Nikon F2/F3 series in terms of
features, but it
> was the best combination of features vs. size.
> The MX wasn't a pro body and neither is the *ist-D,



Whoah!  Paul, stop there!

The MX was made to withstand very high rates
of frames/second when used with a motor drive.
It also had a particularly robust, reliable and
long-lasting shutter.  Those are the reasons I
bought one - my gear gets very hard use.

Given its features and construction, I find it
very difficult to regard the MX as anything
other than a pro camera.

Regards,

John

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