I have not been able to get more details about this camera just that its most likely 
not right around the corner. Perhaps we can expect release sometimes next year. The 
only confirmation on features was the presence of mirror lock.

Rumors says it also has redesigned flash circuitry. This can probably only mean that 
it takes the new flas(es) released along with the MZ-s something that hopefully menas 
flash synch at all speed and flash compensation. The lack of mirror lock and the slow 
synch speed are the main drawbacks of the curent model so it makes sense. 

The fact that custom finctions are made possible set by the user and redesigned flash 
circuitry should indicate slight interface redesign to accomodate these features. It 
was rumored last year that Pentax was working on further miniaturization of their MF 
bodies; can we hope for body cover in lightweight magnesium alloy like on the MZ-S? 
Not very likely perhaps but nevertheless desireable...

P�l




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "P�l Jensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 10:53 PM
Subject: New Pentax 645n II 


> 1.MLU 
> 
> 2.A 2-second-timer/works with MLU 
> 
> 3.1/2 step Av and Tv settings 
> 
> 4.User-activated Custom functions: 
> 
> -Program shift 
> 
> -AEB step change to 1/2, AEB sequence change (C-U-O,U-C-O) 
> 
> -Film ROLL NUMBER and counter indication in the wievfinder 
> 
> -Increasing/decreasing film counter 
> 
> -EV meter timer setting, 5,10,20,30s. 
> 
> -Additional data imprinting: 
> 
> AF mode 
> 
> AF point at wide AF mode 
> 
> ISO speed 
> 
> AE lock on/off 
> 
> AEB on/off 
> 
> Flash sync on/off 
> 
> Film roll number 
> 
> -New flash circuit design 
> 
> (I dunno about the body redesign but I doubt it will be any different.) --- 
> 
> 
> 
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