Boy, for a minute there I thought I was reading DPReview forums <grin>. I'm with Shel here - your current equipment still works just as it did yesterday before the "news" - just move forward. Things will continue to change over time. At the point in time when you need to make major decisions, look ahead and make your best decision. But for the time being don't sweat it.
-- Best regards, Bruce Tuesday, July 19, 2005, 8:30:30 AM, you wrote: SL> Oh, no, Shel. You've got it all wrong. Once the nabobs of negativism SL> have proclaimed something dead, it immediately loses all value and SL> functionality. In an effort to spare yourself any future agony you SL> must go now to trade in all your Pentax gear for Nikon or Canon, SL> because those two brands will be around until the end of time itself. SL> Jump ship, Shel. The water's fine. <g> SL> On 7/19/05, Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> So, what has that got to do with Pentax making or losing money? The >> quality and usefulness of the lenses won't change along with the company's >> fortunes. >> >> Shel >> >> >> > [Original Message] >> > From: Boris Liberman >> >> > I am not asking what's wrong. I'd rather be guessing that Pentax may >> > be making another mistake... >> > >> > Darn, I just invested serious money in lenses again... >> > >> > -- >> > Boris >> >> >>
