At 01:18 PM 8/5/2005, you wrote:
My guess is that they're trying to cover their butts. Suppose you tried to
take a picture of a factory and the factory goons had you arrested for
industrial espionage or something. The statement in the manual (possibly)
means you can't sue Pentax for not warning you that certain subjects are off
limits.
Tom Reese
Hi Tom,
I can understand that, and it might be what they meant to say, but there
are far better ways to say that. Their current phrasing is horribly vague.
Whether they intentionally intended to do so, I think they have literally
claimed that you can't use the *istDS for applications other than "personal
use only". That would be a horrible limitation to place on a camera.
Does anyone know of a good email address for the Pentax legal people in the
USA? Maybe they could issue a statement which officially clarifies things?
Does anyone know who I should contact about this?
thanks,
Glen
