Brad, The current easy approach is to treat digital just like a different format. Use your film camera for what you will and start planning your digital system. Currently, the digitals really suck at wide angle, so that would be a place that you would still use your film camera.
When I went to Medium Format, I sold off about half of my 35mm lenses because I would be using Medium Format for much of my work. That has proved to be the case and now, I am finding that I use the 35mm for very specific things only. If you started a digital system you could do the same thing. It doesn't have to directly replace your 35mm system, just supplement for a different direction and use. Over time, you will begin to naturally use one system or the other for a given situation. That will help guide you for your future purchases. Bruce Saturday, September 28, 2002, 1:05:54 AM, you wrote: BD> ----- Original Message ----- BD> From: "Alan Chan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> BD> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> BD> Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 3:00 AM BD> Subject: Re: So? >> I know the next items I would buy are FA31/1.8 & FA*200/2.8, unless Pentax >> released a FA*70-210/4 1st. :) Due to the uncertainly caused by the >> digital technology, I just don't feel right to buy another film camera BD> even >> though I like the MZ-S, or my backup MX dead tomorrow. :( >> >> regards, >> Alan Chan BD> I'm starting to feel the same way Alan. Do I continue to invest money on BD> Pentax lenses for my MZ-S or do I hold off and wait? If Pentax did release BD> a really nice DSLR (and I'm assuming at that point film is dead and you have BD> to go digital) but didn't use the K-mount, I'm not sure what I'd do.
