Henry,

That explanation makes sense to me.  I, for one, would be happy to
have the DSLR function and behave very similar to my MZ-S.  I am happy
with the interface and handling and would prefer not to learn yet
another interface.


Bruce



Saturday, October 26, 2002, 7:44:51 AM, you wrote:

IHC> Paal,

>>I don't think WE said that. It was said in a press release from Pentax UK. 
>>Most >of us had originally thought that the new digital was going to be a 
>>modification >of the DSLR prototype shown 2 years ago. However, as I said 
>>in a previous post, >Pentax reps often get the details, if not facts, 
>>somewhat wrong. On the other >hand I doubt that Pentax sources send out 
>>images of a camera months in the >future. It is more likely that the 
>>pictures are images of the digital prototype >shown previously.
>>

IHC> Sorry for my confusion..... Now I realize that the fact was mentioned in an 
IHC> email from Pentax UK.

IHC> Afterall, if both the Photosharp report and Pentax UK do not contradict with 
IHC> each other, that means the new chassis of SLR is in fact MZ-S and a new 
IHC> series of SLRs (including the flagship) will be based on MZ-S?!

IHC> I have checked with the webmaster of Photosharp and he told me that the 
IHC> photographs are supplied by the manufacturer source of Pentax Taiwan.  
IHC> Taiwan is one of the major manufacture base of Pentax.  I have also pointed 
IHC> out to him the fact that the D-SLR shown on the photographs is exactly the 
IHC> same as the abandoned MR-52.  They insisted to me that according to their 
IHC> source, the new camera looks very similar to MR-52, with only minor 
IHC> adjustment to suit the new sensor.

IHC> Maybe this is a controlled leak from Pentax to clarify the issue of new 
IHC> chassis rumour of Pentax UK, so as to lower our expectation.  Who knows?

IHC> Regards,

IHC> Henry Chu
IHC> 26/10/2002

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