No, but they might find one that they want to use, and that will be
quiet a surprise, after they've been told about the unparalleled
backward compatibility Pentax supports by the marketing department at
the time they bought the camera. When I hear, to paraphrase a bit, "K
and M lenses usable with some limitations." I think, of course there are
some limitations, they can't autofocus. I don't think, these lenses
won't meter properly and don't support any kind of exposure automation.
William Robb wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Kostas Kavoussanakis"
>Subject: Re: The JCO survey
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>>Are you suggesting that you are using all the features of each of your
>>cameras? If not, please don't isolate the particular artifact in your
>>(non) quest for a cheaper body.
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>Are you suggesting that every DSLR buyer has a raft of K/M lenses that
>they want to use?
>Or that K/M lenses can take advantage of every feature that a modeern
>camera offers?
>Give your head a shake, Kostas.
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>William Robb
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