With all the issues with the whole digital lineup Pentax film base remains dare i say stable, there are no issues other than replacement part issues which is to be expected as they're considered "antiques" in the industry.
Down to my screw mount there hasn't been any issues other than "how do i scan a better neg", should we all just give up on digital and revert back to film? I'm sure Kodak would say, "Yes by all means"
We can still get images made in 15mins at the local OneHR lab but can we wait that long? We will have to take our time and click with care because a wasted frame is what? $1?
At least we won't be sniffing chemicals as much because so far there hasn't been too many issues with a digital home lab, well okay, printing at home can be costly if we don't know how to see colour or tones properly
Why does it seem that Pentax has too many issues with each new release, or maybe i just spend ALL my time in here
Come on Pentax, start putting more effort into you digital offerings so they hopefully will become "working" dinosaurs too. Don't be too quick to market at least test more intensely before release.
*mods please move to appropriate sub forum...i didn't know where else to digress*