I think you may in part be correct ... ;-)) or :-(( depending on one's POV <LOL>
I'm probably going to go ahead with the DS, but give some additional thought to the matter for a couple-three more days, and perhaps get a clearer understanding of what the DS2 has to offer. I'm in no big rush to join the digital revolution and begin on the path of never-ending upgrades <vbg> I'm certainly not a "modern" buyer as I am contemplative and slow. Shel > [Original Message] > From: mike wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <pentax-discuss@pdml.net> > Date: 8/22/2005 5:05:06 AM > Subject: Re: Re: New Digital SLR Products From Pentax > > > > > > From: "Shel Belinkoff" > > However, a lot of people have purchased the DS - including people on this > > list who had the choice between the DS and the D - and for them, and those > > who are yet to buy a DSLR, it is something better. I was about to buy a DS > > - planning to do so this coming week or so - but now I'm thinking about the > > DS2 and if its somewhat different/better features are worth waiting for, or > > even paying a little extra for. > > You may have set yourself an impossible task. Carefully considering options, evaluating prices and then making a decision on the products available all takes time. Given that models are appearing at decreasing intervals, by the time one has made a carefully considered decision the data are out of date and one has to at least partially start again. Modern buying requires the consumer to either impulse buy (or something very close to it) or to decide beforehand on parameters that will cause the buying process to execute. > > Or so I am given to understand. 8-)
