Boz wrote: > Conclusion: K and M equipment is obsolete. K and M buyers should buy > Limited equipment (these people want good mechanical build, and nowadays > that costs money). :-(
It might be that Pentax will maintain compatibility on higher end KAF3 bodies. Anyway, one cannot really expect a company to built in expensive, mechanical compatibility for lenses deleted 20 years ago, particularly not in entry level bodies. And how many K and M lens connoisseurs are after modern, entry level AF bodies? Perhaps that was what the MZ-S was all about: the last chance to buy a modern AF slr that matches K and M lenses in built quality while maintaining the essential interfcace from that era. I have the MZ-S with K 18/3.5 in front of me and this lens/camera match is made in heaven! A smooth brick of a camera with smooth brick of a lens, but with modern features. We still have the Limited lenses. They are certainly the closest thing to modern K lenses. P�l
