Alan wrote:
> Of course, but when, and how many? There was no secret that the Nikon F3 was
> selling a lot better than the LX. By keeping the LX alive for 20 yrs, Pentax
> simply trying to empty their LX bins in the factory. But then, LX was doing
> a lot better in Japan than in the rest of the world.
The myth the Pentax LX didn't sell is just that; a myth. Its true that the F3 outsold
it but then the F3 is probably the most sold expensive slr of all times. When the LX
was new there were waiting lists. It was a very popular camera the first few years of
its existence. The LX is not at all rare; its common on the used market and most is
from the first few years of production. If you want a rare expensive slr try find the
Minolta XM.
P�l
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