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I also found a large piece of debris/dust inside the lens element. Ir appeared to be the size and shape of a large grain of salt.  So, It's going back.

Anyone had dead pixels on the viewer? It isn't in the image, so I don't think I will go to the trouble of exchanging. It's just distracting sometimes.Other than that, I am in love with this camera.

I have always loved the DP cameras image quality. B&H had the DP2M in sale black Friday so I decided it was time to bite. I got a B+W filter to protect the lens and the lens hood. The flash grip...

$37....ridiculous

Don't shine a flashlight through your lenses. I did... and wish I could take it back.The amount of internal dust, on even newer lenses was disappointing.

Don't forget Pentax!

I recently did a professional shoot for a wedding planner. It was interesting when I saw the website and nearly all the photos chosen were the ones taken with my DP1s and DP2s. Not the first time...

I agree about the in-body image stabilization. For travel photography it's especially valuable.

Despite my portfolio, I have had several situation where clients have reacted very negatively to my NEX-7, solely due to its appearance. Except on one occasion where the client backed out, I used...

I was in the air force from 92-00. In about '98 digital began being adopted. You are right, the 85mm 1.8g is a great lens and will be added soon.

True, but there were better performing and/or better priced selections from other systems. The Limited 70mm 1.8 would have been my first purchase if I went with Pentax. But, it's 3x the price of...