Pentax's road to full-frame has been long, winding and not without a few wrong turns. But it could all have been so different. Way back in 2000, when the 21st Century was just beginning to find its feet and photography journalists were starting to get used to putting a 'D' into 'SLR', Pentax announced that it was making a full-frame (D)SLR. Had it shipped, that camera - which was developed out of the company's then-flagship film model the MZ-S - would have predated anything from Canon, Niko...
Pentax's road to full-frame has been long, winding and not without a few wrong turns. But it could all have been so different. Way back in 2000, when the 21st Century was just beginning to find its feet and photography journalists were starting to get used to putting a 'D' into 'SLR', Pentax announced that it was making a full-frame (D)SLR. Had it shipped, that camera - which was developed out of the company's then-flagship film model the MZ-S - would have predated anything from Canon, Niko...
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