Wow, an interesting question...
First off I would have to recall when I joined the list - it was sooooo long ago (remember the Who ?)...

I can state that recently list members and such (GFMtn) have enabled me to get into my 645n system and most recently my 67.

I could look back to see which lenses I got when, but I think that I can safely say that the list has helped me out immensely in adding to my photographic collection.

I have gotten 645 lenses, M42 lenses, K-mount lenses, Screwmount cameras, and even a couple of LXen from list members - so my enablement has been that deep from the list directly not to mention the discussions about different lenses that have made me begin to search them out. I know I got my M42 fish-eye because of discussions here.

My current Pentax collection - approximately consists of:
5    screwmount cameras
14   k-mount cameras
2    645n cameras
1    67 camera
1    digital p&s
2    *ist D cameras

11?   M42 lenses
24?   K-mount lenses
4       645 lenses
1       67 lens

My inventory has not been updated recently - I need to do that at some point - and so the numbers above are a bit vague.

Of course, my former Pentax Rep - Don - was instrumental in getting me involved with the MZ-S, *ist D, and the Limited lenses, along with a few other asundry odds and ends :-)

I hope I enabled a few people along the way myself :-)

César
Panama City, Florida
in Hollywood, Florida

Scott Loveless wrote:

Since joining the list in February, I've experienced enablement in the
worst way.  I have acquired no less than one body, three primes, one
zoom, a camera bag, everything necessary to process black and white
film, a film scanner, at least one photo magazine subscription, a
handful of random assorted other goodies, and one digicam.  I hold
Bill Robb ( and most of the rest of you ) personally responsible.  But
not Frank.  Based on my limited experience, he's the only one immune
to this nonsense.  <g>

To continue a recent survey trend, how has the list inspired ( coerced
) you to become enabled?


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