Brad,

You gotta try the 67II or 645nII.  When you deal with that big
viewfinder and big negative, suddenly the bells and whistles on the
35's suddenly doesn't seem quite so important.  Talk about feeling
like you got the top of the line...


Brother Bruce  :)



Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 8:27:06 PM, you wrote:

BD> As one Pentax customer, I would care.  I bought the MZ-S because it was the
BD> latest and greatest sort of thing, it's only a camera and I didn't _need_
BD> it....I also bought the AF360FGZ for it, release cable, release timer (still
BD> waiting on it).  Had I known (if our speculations are correct :)) that there
BD> would be a higher model coming out shortly, I would never have bought the
BD> MZ-S or its accessories.  The MZ-5n was fun, but limited as I learned more
BD> and more, and I'd have used it until the camera we speculate on comes out.
BD> I am also not saying there is anything wrong with the MZ-S, but for me
BD> personally, I like to have the biggest and the best.  I don't collect any
BD> sort of equipment, and only get what I need (or just plain want).  I sell my
BD> old lens for better ones (and lose money on it definitely).  I know a lot of
BD> people here are just the opposite, that's fine, but can you see it from my
BD> point of view?  I also only dress with brand name clothes too....heh, flame
BD> me on that! :)

BD> I cannot speak for the LX or anything more than a few years old.

BD> And although I do not have the financial means (without asking my parents
BD> who are rich but don't help me out :)) to switch to a different system or
BD> brand, if Pentax does come out with a higher spec model  (so soon, mind you,
BD> I am not stupid and know that the MZ-S will not be the top forever),  I will
BD> be more likely to jump ship with no problem  to get the latest thing when I
BD> did have the financial means....it's not like I have Pentax tattooed on me.
BD> Hell, I could still stick with better new Pentax stuff.  Call me vain, a
BD> wannabe, rich brat or whatever, because in some cases, I definitely am and
BD> proud!

BD> Anyhow, why are we spending so much time on this anyhow, we should be using
BD> our cameras? :)

BD> And yes Rob, I see what you are saying, I simply don't like it (if anything
BD> happens anyhow)

BD> Highest of high regards, :)

BD> Brad Dobo


BD> ----- Original Message -----
BD> From: "Rob Studdert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
BD> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
BD> Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 9:19 PM
BD> Subject: Re: Orgin Myths -- The Finale? :)


>> On 11 Sep 2002 at 20:25, Brad Dobo wrote:
>>
>> > I can't speak on the technical parts, as I really don't
>> > understand them, and haven't been using Pentax for as long as most here
BD> have.
>> > But it seems to me that Pentax would piss off their hard-earned
BD> customers by
>> > coming out with another camera and leaving those with MZ-S cameras in a
BD> lurge.
>>
>> Hi Brad,
>>
>> They might P off a few Pentax users however have a think about price
BD> points,
>> the last new LX buyers were paying over US$1500 for the privilege, buyers
BD> of
>> Nikon and Canon top end bodies also pay far more than it costs to purchase
BD> an
>> MZ-S. So I'd not find it unacceptable if Pentax brought out a newer higher
>> spec'd body at a higher price than the MZ-S?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Rob Studdert
>> HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA
>> Tel +61-2-9554-4110
>> UTC(GMT)  +10 Hours
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>

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