Joseph Tainter wrote: > It just says that they really screwed up their pricing to me. If they > really had a handle on the market they would have priced it below the > competition but not sub US$1000 (which seems to be the current cascade > pricing point). Then they could have ended up with a far better > profit/item ratio and not been completely overwhelmed with orders. >
I disagree. What was a switch on the D is on the K10D (AF point selection, metering type). They moved the stuff from the mode dial (Which was a UI atrocity) to the Fn Menu (Which works very well). You no longer have to drop out of shooting mode to change ISO or WB (Quality is essentially irrelevant and RAW/JPEG is a button on the K10D). The only possible UI downgrade is moving drive from a dedicated button to the Fn menu, and it actually works quite well on the K100D, so I'm not minding that. -Adam -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
