Originally posted by MJKoski At least GFX surfaced with 3 Fuji brand lenses. Not 3 rebranded bubblegum Tamrons. After a year of K-1 we have one new Pentax lens on the near horizon. Habbelsad H-lens adapter by Fuji is nothing to sneeze at either - the glass is superb.
Ya, why aren't you posting any pictures then?
Listen, I'll take you seriously, when you buy the camera and show us what it can do. Until then it's just a pipe dream.
Or maybe one link to a guy who is actually using one that he bought, not a review copy. I'm willing to take folks talking about this camera seriously, if (and only if) they own one.
I really don't like to waste time on guys who are just repeating industry hype.
Oh and I was exactly the same with the 645z, some early adopters posted some images that were just mind boggling. The images on Imagine Resources are something less than that. Mind you, since it was done by the 645z a couple years ago, this camera is going to have to really blow everything out of the water to make an impression.
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Originally posted by MJKoski Sure, there is already a pile of old Pentax lenses out there but is it enough to lure in new users from competitors? I doubt it. Having hard time to understand the vision behind K-1.
Back when the K-5 had the best APS-c IQ on the planet, it didn't lure many new users from competitors. Most people vastly underestimate who easy that is to do. However, if you check the newcomers pages, the K-1 already has lured some users from competitors.
The target market for the Fuji camera is Sony A7rII users who are used to the mirrorless concept and want 645z resolution etc. Probably not 645z users. All this smoke and mirrors about no Pentax lenses is too diminish the facts, which are, Pentax 645 (and K-1) users have lots of choice in native AF lenses and a whole host of legacy lenses, and Fuji has a choice of 3 which is pathetic. All the whining about modern glass , new lenses blah blah blah doesn't change that fact.
If you're having a hard time with the concept of a K-1 there, you might have to broaden your intellectual horizons a bit.
The fact is, you're selling this camera, and no one is buying.