Originally posted by calicojack I know it's a completely different day and age with completely different technology, but I was talking with someone using a "Honeywell Spotmatic" the other day which is what i had in the late 1960's.
Brian T
If only we could count on the same longevity today.
I'm still providin' room an' board for my H1a, two Spotties and a K1000. They're gettin' a little stiff in the joints but they still work.
OTOH, I liked the K200D well enough I eventually acquired four of 'em when the price fell thinkin' I'd have to replace 'em like modern appliances. So far, the three I've kept are goin' strong, work fine with Eneloops and I'd note there hasn't been an "Oops" firmware needed. The last of the WR CCD bodies is rock solid so far. May be the K1000 of the digital age.