I remember those long ago days of the mid to late aughties when every
new Pentax release from the K10D onward was a game changer for Pentax.
Those articles were rife with each newly released Pentax camera, right
up to the demise of some of those same magazines.
Sadly that game change never really happened but they did keep Pentax
alive.
Personally I hope all current camera manufactures stay alive, even
Canon, but unfortunately that's not the way to bet.
Lucky for us Pentax users, the camera division, is one of Ricoh's money
making assets. Unfortunately Ricoh's copier business, the cash cow,
doesn't seem to be doing so well.
On 11/1/2017 10:55 AM, Stanley Halpin wrote:
The March 2010 issue of Outdoor Photography had a two-page piece on “what to
look for in a DSLR for outdoor photography.” The K-7 was given as the example
of what to look for with highlights being: built-in lens distortion correction;
High-res sensor; SR;dust reduction (sensor shake on wake-up), and large Live
View LCD. I think some of you have the K-7, and I hope you now feel encouraged
to go back Outdoors!
stan
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