Back to the Future with the Pentax LX Gold
http://www.slrtoday.com/articles/146/1/Back-to-the-Future-with-the-Pentax-LX-Gold/Page1.html
By SLR Today
Published on 11/25/2006
At a press event in Korea this past week, Pentax brought forth a little known relic from its past: the limited edition Pentax LX Gold. The odd-looking camera from 1981 was displayed next to a brand new Pentax K10D. Plated in 18 carat gold and partially covered with snake-skin patterned brown leather, the camera nearly stole the show. The camera was created to celebrate the sale of Pentax's ten-millionth SLR camera. If you love the look, you may be hard pressed to find one; only 300 Pentax Gold's were ever created.
At
a press event in Korea this past week, Pentax brought forth a little
known relic from its past: the limited edition Pentax LX Gold. The
odd-looking camera from 1981 was displayed next to a brand new Pentax
K10D. Plated in 18 carat gold and partially covered with snake-skin
patterned brown leather, the camera nearly stole the show. The camera
was created to celebrate the sale of Pentax's ten-millionth SLR camera.
If you love the look, you may be hard pressed to find one; only 300
Pentax Gold's were ever created.
At a press event in Korea this past week, Pentax brought forth a little known relic from its past: the limited edition Pentax LX Gold. The odd-looking camera from 1981 was displayed next to a brand new Pentax K10D. Plated in 18 carat gold and partially covered with snake-skin patterned brown leather, the camera nearly stole the show. The camera was created to celebrate the sale of Pentax's ten-millionth SLR camera. If you love the look, you may be hard pressed to find one; only 300 Pentax Gold's were ever created.The Pentax LX Gold
At
a press event in Korea this past week, Pentax brought forth a little
known relic from its past: the limited edition Pentax LX Gold. The
odd-looking camera from 1981 was displayed next to a brand new Pentax
K10D. Plated in 18 carat gold and partially covered with snake-skin
patterned brown leather, the camera nearly stole the show. The camera
was created to celebrate the sale of Pentax's ten-millionth SLR camera.
If you love the look, you may be hard pressed to find one; only 300
Pentax Gold's were ever created.