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Agreed.
I want to know how many people switched systems this year!
not me, with Pentax for decades……..
Mykii Liu that’s a question! It would be interesting to see if brand loyalty plays a role. In my case, I have too much invested in glass to switch.
Interesting result so far. Pentax number 3, yet we don’t see much on the brand on a lot of photo related sites???
They don’t advertise much…. but funny thing, they took a full page ad in one photo magazine and lo and behold, there was an article praising one of their products…. I’m beginning to see how this works.
The survey popped up in a Pentax forum which skewed the results.
The survey also popped up in a Nikon forum which skewed the results.
The survey popped up in a Canon forum which skewed the results.
Just saying..