IOTOH, the m43 ILCs can accept the same lenses.  I already have one
small prime I like very much.  Given the way I use the E-P1 I can't
see an APS-C ILC being much of an upgrade, and if they all have
proprietary lens mounts the selection will be more limited.

On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 2:48 PM, Miserere <miser...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 2 November 2010 02:37, Boris Liberman <bori...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Since you like me are wordy, my just as wordy reply interspersed :-).
>>
>> On 11/1/2010 8:22 PM, Miserere wrote:
>>>
>>> Samsung is very serious about it, but I wonder for how long if the
>>> market doesn't respond like they hope it will. Panolympus will likely
>>> continue to evolve their micro-4/3 line, seeing as it's their current
>>> cash cow, and they've finally started to get some more primes into
>>> their stable, but I'm not too convinced by their camera bodies. It's
>>> all about taste and preference, and *I* like the Samsung NX10 camera a
>>> lot more. When I've saved up enough money to buy my next camera, I'll
>>> see what's available and make my choice; I would love for Pentax to
>>> have an option for me at that time.
>>
>> Why Pentax? You yourself correctly or at least logically observed that MILC
>> from Pentax should be independent from K-mount or parallel to it. So there
>> is no /logical/ reason to stick with Pentax, isn't it?
>
> The only logical reason is that I happen to like Pentax, and I'd
> rather give *them* my money than somebody else. Furthermore, the MILC
> that ticks most of my boxes right now is the Samsung NX10 (as I've
> said way too many times), but there are still many unchecked boxes.
> For example, I'd like a Sony sensor and the IQ Pentax squeezes out of
> it, and I'd like Pentax firmware and TAv mode. Lastly, maybe Pentax
> would provide an adapter allowing auto diaphragm stop down of Pentax
> lenses, thus allowing me to use some of my current lenses, which would
> be a bonus.
>
> I feel like Samsung is the only MILC manufacturer who's understanding
> the market segment that wants a real camera (not a souped up P&S) with
> an assortment of small primes. If they work on their firmware, it's
> very likely they'll get my business.
>
>> But fortunately I have an agreement with the potential buyer of most of my
>> other gear.
>>
>> Boris
>
> So you're planning on partially defecting, Boris?
>
>
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