Yes ... and your point is what? That the production is going to be too low for demand? Do we know what the _actual_ demand will be, or is there an assumption that it will be great based on the good reception and interest shown on this list and a few other places on the web? Do we know that Pentax can't ramp up production if need be? Do we know that there are no cameras already produced waiting to be shipped to counter any initial rush? What do we _know_? Tell me what we _know_ that should make us worry and be concerned.
Look, if you guys want to express your concern about some future possibility (based on what is, IMO, unsupported evidence, rumor, speculation - call it what you will), knock yourselves out. I'm just more optimistic at this point as there's been _nothing_ to show a reason for concern, and, in any case, what will my concern or worrying or complaining here do to correct any problems? Maybe I'm blinded to "reality" by the brightness of the K10D, and in time I'll see things as some others do. But for now, I'm just going to go about my business, look forward to finding a way to obtain a copy of the camera, and make the best of it when I get one. Shel > [Original Message] > From: Kostas Kavoussanakis > > I'm only responding to what you wrote, Adam ... nothing more. You're > > comparing Nikons problem to something that's not yet in evidence with > > Pentax - you made at least two posts expressing your concern. > > Did you read his post suggesting that Pentax will be producing 13,000 > K10Ds a month compared to 90,000 a month for the D70? -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
