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Considering the K1000 and several other models of 35mm format as well as the 645n are still going strong, it isn't like they need to reinvent the wheel.Hope I'm wrong, but I wouldn't expect anything of much quality from them.
Yup. The Nikon FM3A was a flop that held on 2001-06. The question most asked at Toronto camera store counters then was "Why?" Pretty much DOA when film was cheap and labs still plentiful.Somehow I have misplaced my K1000, I still have a ZX-M that I use occasionally but it just doesn't feel the same as the K1000. I'll admit that after years of shooting film I just can't get excited about film. I much prefer the K3ii and the K1Mii
Considering the K1000 and several other models of 35mm format as well as the 645n are still going strong, it isn't like they need to reinvent the wheel.
I was thinking, I already have the MX, KX, LX and Super program, all of which are doing fine now for a number of years and are all outstanding cameras. I'm not really interested in compact film cameras since I already have several of those. What would interest me is a manual SLR with the features I already have in my current ones that would be of similar build quality and.....NEW. Hell, I might even settle for an AF one since my PZ-1P doesn't inspire me much,Well he did say one thing I 100% agree with and that is “old timers are amazing”. I for one hate digital. The only thing I dislike about film is the cost and lack of options. If Pentax can pull this off and offer a good quality SLR. I’ll be one of the first in line to get one. And hopefully they will stay with the K mount. I can’t see why they wouldn’t so that means lots and lots of good glass for a new camera with warranty and no worries if shutter speeds etc are correct. Definitely rooting for Pentax on this one.
Cannot argue with this but as a point of interest to me right now…The reality check is the rising cost of film and scarcity of quality processing, even in large N. American cities.
on my way back to my home country (UK) for Christmas and just noticed a new (to me) film processing firm includes film processing………wait for it……..within the hour(!!) (you can google it - often attached to supermarkets