Originally posted by RonHendriks1966 Are you just forgot your medicine? Before march is februari and after march comes april.
You don't have to be rude. It's a choice, sure, you might want to wait for my mistakes to insult me - but you don't have to do it.
Yes, you claimed that the first Pentax camera was produced in March. But still, based on what? EXIF info? Is that reliable? How come that on the manufacturer's website there are images shot with a camera seemingly manufactured on 2015:11:03? Well, it could've been a pre-production model; but how long does it takes to switch to full production?
There's a 4 months interval between this (supposedly pre-production) camera and the moment you stated first camera was produced. What were they doing all this time?
At which moment in production is a camera's manufactured date field set? (on the latest stages, I'd say). Is it possible to produce a larger batch of cameras, then fully initialize them later, with the final firmware, when that becomes available?
And, are you sure what you saw was from the earliest batches?
By the way, here are some samples taken with a camera whose manufactured date is set to 2016:02:09:
Pentax K-1 Sample Images | PhotographyBLOG
That's February which is indeed before March.
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Originally posted by Nicolas06 I see several reason for that:
- Pentax brand disapear
- A new very different product make the DSLR irelevant before it happen...
You choice. Beside, can we quote you once it there?
Let's be more imaginative:
- Pentax will sell the K-1 at a lower price, instead of making a cheaper version
- Pentax will make a cheaper model which is not a cheaper version of the K-1