I don't know about others, but I think Super A/Program and ME Super are some 
of the most reliable Pentax bodies. LX certainly is not on the list.

regards,
Alan Chan

>    so it seems there are mostly happy users with few who were unlucky
>    and had to spend fortune on repairs. So there is some risk I think.
>
>    Well, I still don't know... I wanted the LX because I need a good
>    main camera instead of my SFXn, keeping the K2DMD as a great backup
>    or second body for colour/B&W choices. I wanted a body that would
>    be easy to use (I never got truly used to SFXn, I kept forgeting to
>    set the iso or exposure compensation back to zero,... - not that
>    it's a bad body, it's one of the last AF bodies with completely metal
>    guts, quite rugged and with a better viewfinder than any later AF
>    body with exception of MZ-S and maybe Z1p, but its not my style
>    - I want knobs and dials: a Luddite camera <b>). A body which can
>    operate even without batteries. That won't fail on me during
>    shooting. But it seems even the LX isn't without quirks, and with
>    my (bad) luck in camera purchases... I simply don't know.
>
>    BTW, that's another question - any members had their LX fail them
>    in any way during shooting? E.g. in India, or even plain studio at
>    home :) ?


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