Although most are still available in the US right now, does anyone know if they are
still in production?
Robert James
I have no idea, but it has been said some had stopped for quite some time,
like FA*80-200. The demand for FA* has been so low since their introduction,
I am not surprised they still have many parts inventory.
Alan Chan
http://www.pbase.com/wlachan
Although most are still available in the US
Although most are still available in the US right now, does anyone know
if they are still in production?
I bought my FA*24 new about 18 months ago. From the lens manual it
appeared to have been manufactured several years previously. (That is,
lenses released recently were not listed in the
I think a lot of companies don't want to produce product to sit in storerooms, and
lose interest over that.
JIT (just in time) programs are developed for this reason. In my view it reflects a
changed supply chain management, and not necessarily the end of FA77 or so.
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I think a lot of companies don't want to produce product to sit in
storerooms, and lose interest over that.
JIT (just in time) programs are developed for this reason. In my view it
reflects a changed supply chain management
I think a lot of companies don't want to produce product to sit in
storerooms, and lose interest over that.
JIT (just in time) programs are developed for this reason. In my view
it reflects a changed supply chain management, and not necessarily the
end of FA77 or so.
See my upcoming post on
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