James,
Same people who were saying two years ago that Pentax was doomed
because they lacked a digital SLR are the gloom and doom mavens of
today. Buy an *ist digital and use it with your Pentax glass. Bigger
and better digital stuff will come along every 6 to 18 months. You
won't want to spend your money on it. In 5 years, the *ist Ds really
will be obsolete and you can change brands them. My bet is you will
replace it with a newer Pentax digital because the value is in the
brand.
This market is still very fluid and you don't need to chase it.
I get a big smile on my face when people here talk about puting their
screwmount Pentax lenses on their digitals. It's still about the
glass...
Regards, Bob S.
On 1/20/06, James Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been off the list for a couple of years. I am hoping to jump into
> the DSLR world soon. Using a Pentax DSLR seems to be the way to go based on
> the lenses and flashes I own. But now I hear Pentax is in rough shape
> financially and I wonder if I should not invest in Pentax if they will be
> out of the DSLR market soon. What does everybody else hear.
>
> Jim
> ----- Original Message -----
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> > Dave
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> > > It's there for me as well ...
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> > > Shel
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> > > > [Original Message]
> > > > From: Adam Maas
> > >
> > > > Flickr changed something, those links previously didn't require
> signing
> > > > in. Since I'm always signed in (Flickr, unlike most sites, doesn't log
> > > > me out unless I ask it to) I don't see a login page.
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