anthony mazzeri
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Probably not a big deal as it's likely just the existing K-r replacement Pentax was already working on before the buyout anyway, but officially it will be the first ever DSLR launched/released by Ricoh after exiting the SLR market years ago, so a historic moment for them I think.
So this first DSLR off the bat probably won't have much cross-pollination with Ricoh cameras or firmware etc, but it'll still be interesting to see how well it sells as a sign of Pentax's future health under Ricoh ownership. And Ricoh's own too.
I'm guessing Dec 9 because B&H has the K-r already listed as discontinued and Pentax Japan has tweeted they will not take any new K-r orders after the 9th.
So this first DSLR off the bat probably won't have much cross-pollination with Ricoh cameras or firmware etc, but it'll still be interesting to see how well it sells as a sign of Pentax's future health under Ricoh ownership. And Ricoh's own too.
I'm guessing Dec 9 because B&H has the K-r already listed as discontinued and Pentax Japan has tweeted they will not take any new K-r orders after the 9th.