Well I missed out on all the fun about what constitutes Pentax equipment.
Unfortunately I was on a trip to Banff & Jasper in Alberta, Canada. ;-)
BTW, Pentax equipment seems to be ubiquitous in the great land of the north.
I took note of other cameras I saw in peoples hands and around their necks
and saw more Pentaxes than Nikons or Canons. I'd guess that at least every
other camera I saw was a Pentax. I wonder what accounts for that. In the
states you'd hardly expect to see 1 in 5 be a Pentax. I also noticed that
Pentax was featured prominently in Canadian camera stores, not out of the
way or around the corner from Nikon and Canon.
Since I can't help but put my 2 cents in...
I think if the photo was taken with a Pentax body or a Pentax lens it should
be considered Pentax equipment and therefore valid for the PUG, including
Pentax 110 format, Pentax digital, and Pentax P&S cameras. That's probably
been said already.
I don't think using solely a Pentax filter, spotmeter, neckstrap, or camera
case counts as Pentax equipment.
Tom C.
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