It would be wonderful if Pentax decided to finally release a full frame camera (KF1). This would fill the gap between the K5 as their top of the line APS-C and the 645D both in price and sensor size. Currently they do have a gap that is just waiting to be filled with D3s/D3x or 1DmkIII/1DmkIV equivalent bodies.
I would like to see Pentax (under Ricoh leadership) with the following:
1. Q system (Q)
2. APS-C system (2 bodies as they have now) (K)
3. FF system (2 bodies, similar to Canikon D3s/D3x equivalients) (KF)
4. 645D system (2 bodies, entry level as current body/pro 645D with 60MP sensor) (D)
5. Point and shoot (waterproof, gps, coffee making, face finding, whatever the masses like type cameras)
Once those 10 bodies are in place, concentrate on lens development or do so in conjunction with the body development seen as Ricoh should be putting in the funding to develop and market the brand properly now.
To get to this, only 2 new bodies need to be developed being the FF versions, the others exist already. To achieve a 645D pro version, it is really a new sensor plus some tweeking to the software and hardware internals, the body is already there.
Again, the Q and K systems need very little development in the normal ranges. There are huge gaps in the super tele ranges as well as having almost no FF lenses nor 645 lenses (I am talking new lenses).
To me the above makes the most sense. Stick to 10 bodies which can be incrementally upgraded, and focus a lot more energy on producing outstanding lenses again.
I would also love to have a spotting scope (PF80ED) with a fine focus adjuster but I realise I am probably the only one on the planet that does digiscoping...
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