I expect that B&H can sell all of the K-5s they get through their on line adverts. Better to showcase something in print that they have a lot of. So the K-r is almost always featured.

On 3/21/2012 2:44 PM, Jack Davis wrote:
Wonder why it is that B&H ignores the K-5 in their photo magazine ads I've seen?
Adorama does not.

Jack


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on 2012-03-21 9:16 Tom C wrote
So the question becomes... why DOESN'T Pentax have a high-end presence
in Costco, Walmart, Best Buy, and other nationwide brick and mortar
stores? Just about the only retail presence I see is camera shops,
which typically are selling at close to MSRP, and which get a small
fraction of the traffic the above mentioned stores receive.
i know there's an argument that Pentax must come to the masses; if it happens, 
it will be good for Pentax, but may be worse for certain types of users (Apple 
as example), regardless of where the sales take place

personally, i have bought a few accessories at Denver Pro Photo (which is excellent if 
you're in or near Denver, as long as your needs aren't Pentax-specific), but otherwise i 
buy everything in this category online since the late 90s (B&H&  Amazon primarily, 
though i buy filters at 2filter.com and like small vendors when they are very good); well, 
that and most of my lenses were from craigslist etc., and my first two adult SLRs (a 
Mamiya&  a Mniolta) were from the trash

i wonder if by the time Pentax gets back into meatspace stores that the segment 
have become much less important

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