LX: Used it for quite a few years, loved it, still have it, but haven't shot 
with it in years.

6x7: Fabulous image quality from big negs. Used it exclusively for several 
years. Made money.

Spotmatic F: A sturdy workhorse. Kept two in my kit. Used them for at least 
five years. Still have them.

Paul via phone

> On Feb 4, 2015, at 6:09 PM, Mark C <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 1. Mz-S: My most used film body still.
> 2. *ist: I only discovered this recently but use it almost as much as the 
> Mz-S. Probably the best AF of any Pentax film body and handling very similar 
> to the modern DSLRs. But rather fragile and prone to breaking. (I'm on my 3rd 
> body in 2 years with this one.)
> 3.Pz-1p - such a well spec'd camera with incredible features. I shot 
> thousands of rolls with mine and loved it. One of the 2 Pz-1p's that I had is 
> still running and use it once in a while. AF is a real weak point.
> 
> If there was a 4th and 5th place I'd add the LX and ME Super.
> 
> As nice as the Mz-S is - the design could never be ported to a DSLR since it 
> relies on using the aperture ring to adjust the aperture in AV or manual 
> mode. Even if Pentax created a DSLR that supported use of the aperture ring, 
> lenses without the ring would be limited to TV and Program modes only. A 
> derivative design could maybe be made, but it would by necessity differ 
> significantly from the Mz-S.
> 
> Mark
> 
>> On 2/4/2015 2:28 PM, CollinB wrote:
>> Your top 3 Pentax film bodies, with reasons for each.
>> 
>> For me (though I have held but never fully used all of them)
>> 
>> 1. MZ-S perfect ergonomics
>> 2. LX sound design
>> 3. KX unbreakable
> 
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