If I remember correctly Pentax sold the Spotmatic F SP1000 and ESII
alongside the KM KX and K2 for at least a year maybe two so you still
had a choice. In fact Pentax had only gone over to an Open aperture
metering system a couple of years earlier so most users lost only auto
diaphragm which which didn't mean much to me I was still using a
Spotmatic (non F).
I don't think a lot of current users of 4:3 system cameras will go
over. Panasonic is banking on new users trading up from P&S or ZLR's.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> It seems to me however, that it is a nice attempt and that in a couple
>> months this micro4/3 may indeed be a very interesting market segment.
>>
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> The whole M4/3 system is still walks in baby-shoes. In 1975 when Pentax
> created the Pentax K bayonett all of the older Pentax lenses (M42 Taks)
> was useable with limitations... Did anyone complain? :)
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