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Well, I suppose it is sort of like smoking cessation.
But today (actually few days ago), I have decided to stop buying lenses period.
It is not because it is getting out of control. It is not that I am running out of storage place, as I don't have that many. I now only have 16 lenses, down from 19. This is nothing compared to what some of you happen to have.
The reason for this nonsense is that I am going to buy a 645D in the future. I am thinking 6 months to 18 months from now I will have it. Theoretically I can get it now, but that would compel me to sell many more of the lenses I already have. I don't want to do that.
I have a K-7 now, and if and when the k-7 replacement comes out, or if FF comes out ever, I will pass on both of them. I will keep my K-7, because I feel that K-7 is one of the best DSLR/APS-C cameras out there (for me anyway). I think it is way under-rated. Therefore I will keep all of my current possessions.
I think that the future of DSLR is MF. Eventually, I think that all DSLR will be set up like Leica S2; a huge sensor in a reasonably small body.
Sorry, guys, another useless thread by me, but I needed to post it so that it is well documented. In fact, I am going to bookmark this thread and make it a default on my PC.
Wish me luck please.