Chris wrote: > For the record, the replacement for the MZ-5n is already in the works, and > will possibly be announced in the spring. It's not really a replacement, > as far as I understand, in that it will be different in design, but I hear > it's unique in itself, which sounds promising.
Really? I was of the impression that the MZ-M, MZ-3, and MZ-5n were going to be deleted without replacements. After all, as I uderstand it, Pentax will have a three model film slr line-up in the future. What does this "replacement" mean? Is it going to be in vaguely the same price range as the MZ-5n or is this a camera that is going to be released into the line-up at the expense of the MZ-5n (discontinued)? This is an important distinction because if there are going to be an MZ-5n replacement there won't be a flagship or even an MZ-S in the future! (as I understand the vague information I have received). P�l
