Originally posted by Mikheil88 Heck. I'm not even shooting my Nikon F80 specifically because the only thing that makes F80 different from any digital Nikon is absence of LCD display. The rest is highly automated and it takes away the feeling of being involved in process of photography. It's less immersive. So my answer is "no".
This is basically where I'm at. I like built in TTL meters on 35mm, but I want my film cameras to have no automation of shutter, aperture, or focus. I have a Nikon F4 and a Pentax SuperProgram, but I'm not shooting them anymore because the automation becomes a crutch. I recently got a Nikon F2, and will probably get a KM to use my Pentax lenses. My favorite by far is my Bronica ETRSi and it doesn't even have a meter. I use the waist level finder and a handheld meter. All of that fancy automation that comes with the K-1 (or any DSLR) is specifically why I went to film (that and computer based post processing.)