On 17/04/2009, John Sessoms <[email protected]> wrote: > From: frank theriault >> On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 1:19 PM, John Sessoms <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >>> > The *ist-D DOES have a front e-dial. >>> > >>> > But that's not an *ist-D, the front of the pop-up flash doesn't project >>> > out >>> > far enough. Same for the K-10D. >>> > >>> > This camera has almost no projection over the lens, and there's a >>> > distinct >>> > down angle to the edge of the pop-up flash where both the *ist-D and >>> > the >>> > K-10D go almost straight back. The profile of the pop-up flash is >>> > unlike any >>> > of the earlier model slrs I'm aware of. >>> > >>> > The pop-up flash looks like the one on the X70, but there's a body join >>> > along the front that the X70 doesn't have, and this is obviously an >>> > SLR. >>> > Still, the X70 flash also protrudes farther over the lens than the one >>> > pictured. >>> > >>> > Plus, the X70 does NOT have the front e-dial, which this does. >>> > >>> > Doesn't look anything like either the MZ-D prototype, the K1D >>> > prototype, the >>> > K3D prototype or any of the 645D prototypes I can find on the web. It's >>> > not >>> > a PZ-1P either. >> >> Maybe it's not a Pentax at all. >> >> Maybe someone is having fun photoshoping blurry letters on a body from >> another manufacturer? > > I considered that possibility, but couldn't find anything I thought was > a good candidate. Do you know another manufacturer who uses that front > e-dial and shutter button configuration?
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