I wasn't the original poster but I still hold to what I said. If a FF body comes out that I can use my lenses on (assuming I could afford it), I would have little reason to pickup a digital body with an APS-sized sensor. That means any investment in APS-matched digital lenses is also at risk of not being used, or sold for a paltry fraction of the original purchase price. Not the end of the world, but...

IMO, the whole marketing of APS digital lenses is a shennanigan. Knowing what I know (which may not be alot), if I was buying into Pentax digital for the first time and had no existing lenses, I still would not buy the APS matched lenses.



Tom C.




From: "William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: M42 ultra-wide
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 14:24:07 -0600


----- Original Message ----- From: "J. C. O'Connell" Subject: RE: M42 ultra-wide


FF lens is not an advantage on a APS camera.
APS lenses have some very good advantages over FF lenses on APS camera.
That was the point of the post. If a lens
is FF it doesn't provide any of the APS lens advantages
I listed... It seems you are just arguing without
considering the point of the post....

Shucks John, I thought the original post was some guy not wanting to buy APS lenses when they might be obsoleted by full frame bodies.....


William Robb






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