They may have had to switch production over to the new D. I would imagine they
are at least at the stage of building production prototypes. The DS2 may have
been a short-run test mule to try out the larger lcd and some other bits and
pieces. I think most manufacturers have all they can do to try and keep up with
the fast changing DSLR market. For a maker with limited resources, it must be a
real struggle.
Paul
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> No, it's that Pentax has, according to FIVE independent sources,
> discontinued the effin' camera after only a few months on the market. They
> are, according to these sources, not building any more of these cameras.
> I'd love to be wrong about this. It would be great if the cameras started
> appearing again - although by the time they do it will be of little use to
> me, but perhaps for others.
>
> Shel
>
>
>
> > [Original Message]
> > From: William Robb
>
>
> > If they are selling everything they can build, they are losing nothing.
> > Perhaps it's nothing more than the Amarican market being bigger than what
> > Pentax is willing to allocate to it.
>
>
