Well... the system is already expanding, and at the very least it'll have the f/2.8 zoom trio and the 100-400 class lens (a 150-450 in this case). But the (modern) primes are of course nonexistent, apart from the 55/1.4 which is a "secretly FF" lens. So it's the lens release speed that's going to make or break this system; it cannot ride forever on the past glory of the three "Limited" lenses (31, 43, 77) that are, by now, pretty dated mechanically.
I'm not in the least interested as I'm well set with the Canon system but the body looks pretty innovative and with very little obvious shortcomings. Someone who would be starting from scratch might take a look at it - but again, it's the lenses that become the deciding factor. Sony has learned this lesson in a painful way, I think; we'll see if Pentax does the same.
I'm not in the least interested as I'm well set with the Canon system but the body looks pretty innovative and with very little obvious shortcomings. Someone who would be starting from scratch might take a look at it - but again, it's the lenses that become the deciding factor. Sony has learned this lesson in a painful way, I think; we'll see if Pentax does the same.