Originally posted by Fontan I do think that there is one way for Pentax to succeed with FF. In fact it may be the only way. That is to have a FF model that is stripped down with not a whole lot of features, and it will cost less than $1,000. Maybe even cheaper. Personally, I don't even need AF, but that maybe a bit too stripped down for most. I say no SR, no live view, no burst mode (ok, maybe 3 fps), no pop up flash. Manual control and A mode only. No in camera processing. But, with a kick ass sensor and a viewfinder.
Yes, yes, yes! One of the major assets of Pentax is the usability and availability of lots of brilliant legacy glass. But those who use it may find, on the one hand, that many of the digital features of current cameras remain unused, whereas on the other, FF would be a way getting the most out of the older lenses. So, Pentax, let us have an LX with only registration digitized!