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| 05-26-2020, 08:23 PM | #31 |
 Originally posted by Lowell Goudge  Pentax was doomed When they changed to k mount, then when I bought my PZ1, my *istD, K10, K7, K5, and K1 MK2. Sure they may be doomed at some point, but at the rate they are going they will out live me, and that’s good enough I think. In that time canon has abandoned its lens mount not once, but twice, and back compatibility for Nikon was yes of course you can mount a lens but with few exceptions the only function offered was the shutter would trip. I for one think they have done alright | |
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