Oh my!
You're too kind Bob!
Jostein
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From: Bob Sullivan
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2013 4:41 PM
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List
Subject: Re: I was just thinking
Collin,
I'm not wishing too hard for a full frame body or a 645 with a big sensor.
I think we have all enjoyed Jostein's marvelous photos, many with the
big camera.
But I also appreciate the care and effort he puts into getting those shots.
He doesn't take great pictures BECAUSE he has the big camera, but in
spite of it.
He takes the extra care needed to make the larger format work.
I'm not sure I'm a good enough photographer for that yet.
Regards, Bob S.
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 8:15 AM, CollinB <coll...@brendemuehl.net> wrote:
Not long ago there was a thread about how so many of us have the lenses we
need
so the buying and selling on Friday seems less productive than in years
past.
Makes me think that we need to look for some new blood in the group.
Shall we declare 1 month per year an "evangelism" month where we seek out
new participants to enjoy the group's benefits?
A community must, it seems grow or die. Stagnation is no real option.
I am hoping Ricoh does some *innovative* things with Pentax.
The K3 looks like a good start. Though given how long R&D takes it was
probably present but needed funding for a good launch.
Now Pentax needs (as I see it)
#1 A pro support program
#2 Expand the lens lineup
#3 Fix the AF speed/accuracy issues
#4 A new an innovative product for the pro
In the past I wondered about turning the sensor vertical, like the
Fuji GA/GS645.
#5 Take the 645 sensor and put it into a folder body like the GS645, or a
p&s body like the GA645.
Make 40 mp quick and easy.
It may be an older sensor by today's standards, but the format and
potential price point could be awesome.
Of course Ricoh/Pentax may never be "pro" with the small sensor.
Imnsho, any attempt to win second place will guarantee 3rd place at best.
Their sights are set too low. If you're going to play with the big boys
you've got to play their game.
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