One begins to wonder if Pentax has not garnered more respect with the 67II than with the 645 in the MF world. One reason could be fewer competitors - in fact, for a hand held 67 with interchangeable lenses, they may have no competition (at least a few Mamiya pros have told me they wouldn't use their RB's and RZ's without a tripod and studio). Even though the 645nII is more feature laden, the competitors are quite strong (Mamiya, Contax and now Hasselblad).
Bruce Monday, December 30, 2002, 1:34:00 PM, you wrote: PS> P�l Jensen wrote: >> >>On the other hand, I believe Pentax is more likely to kill the 67 PS> format or let it die a quiet death. >> PS> I doubt it. The 67II is a recent release. What's more, the camera is PS> quite popular with both pros and amateurs. As I noted in another post, PS> many location shooters use Pentax 6x7. And if our list is any barometer, PS> it's quite well liked by amateurs and part time pros as well.
