On 21/10/06, Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Always dubious of new technology, I was wondering about what could possibly
> go wrong with the Pentax SR system.  What are the potential mechanical
> pitfalls?  Also, based on what's known thus far, if SR "breaks," would the
> camera still be functional?

My guess is no, when SR is turned off the electromagnets that are the
motive force for the SR are fed a fixed current which holds the
assembly firm (a bit like magnetic door latches). So if the logic
fails the motors could shift the sensor to an inappropriate rest
position and that or worse may happen if the drive electronics for the
SR motor coils fail.

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