You claim that I'm wrong, but you don't provide any evidence that supports your claim.
The facts are:
* Pentax is using an APS-sized sensor.
* The sensor is bought from Sony.
* The sensor is based upon the sensor used in the D100.
* The sensor is *not* identical to the sensor used in the D100 (D100: 23.7x15.6, *ist D: 23.5x15.7)
* The sensor is not yet manufactured.
* Pentax *ist D will be the first camera to use this sensor.
* APS sized sensors are used in DSLR's, not in digital compacts.
* Canon uses their own sensor, Fuji uses their own sensor.
* Kodak uses a different size.
* Nikon has not presented nor announced any update to the D100.
* The major photo and computer shows this year, has already been held.
Yours sincerely, Roland Mabo
From: Bruce Rubenstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: 18-35 FAJ Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2003 07:37:17 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please explain which customers Sony has that are interested in an APS sized sensor.
I have to explain nothing. I am not making statments of facts about what Sony and Pentax are doing; you are. The burden of proof is on, and you have presented no facts only opinion.
BR
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