HI Scott.

I have the 6x7 with mirror lock up, so i quess thats the more recent
one of that set.

Its heavy, but as proven by WW and Aaron Reynolds, can be handheld at
slow speeds  with good results.

I have the 90 f2.8 leaf lens and the Tak 200 F 4( i tyhink it is.)

That 200 is the best lens i own other then the 77, and both take
lovely pictures, nice a crisp.

I always wanted to get a wider lens but never got around to getting one.

Not sure about fixing them, but i';m sure there are people out there
that can still work them.

Brother Dave

On 8/27/07, Scott Loveless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since I'm toying with the possibility of selling the K10, I'm also
> considering where I'm going to sink the money.  One of my options is a
> 67 with one (count 'em, 1) lens.  I got a couple questions.  I recall
> reading somewhere (probably this very list) that the 67 body is a better
> option than a 6x7.  Newer, more likely to be repairable, etc.  Would
> someone mind confirming that for me?  Also, I'm looking at a normal lens
> to go with it.  SMC Takumar 105/2.4, SMC 105/2.4 or SMC 90/2.8?  Any
> opinions?  Thanks!
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