The production of Pentax 645Z medium frame camera has been suspended, and the first generation of flagship SLR has ended.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com June 6 news, recently, the veteran Japanese photographic equipment seller MapCamera announced that Ricoh in the frame camera "Pentax 645Z" officially included in the stop-production list, and began to dump inventory, which means that Pentax 645Z in the absence of follow-up models to end production.

The Pentax 645Z, a medium-frame camera released in 2014, inherited from the 645D and changed its sensor from a CCD to a 5100-megapixel CMOS, which was a cost-effective medium-frame SLR at that time.

However, Pentax 645Z did not usher in the follow-up product, the official news is also secretive, it is expected that the next generation will have to wait for some time.

CTOnews.com found that MapCamera still has Pentax 645Z inventory on sale, and users who want to buy it need to hurry up.