>>4277226Best practice is to not wind on the next shot until you're ready to take it,especially for landscape where it might be an hour or so of the camera being bounced around before the next exposure happens.
>>4277194If you want a pentax, I'd say buy a ricoh. I have only had bad luck with more than a dozen pentax film cameras; if the mirror's not hanging up or falling out, then the takeup spool is slipping and giving overlapping frames, and don't get me started on the e-waste-tier MZ-xx line.
Ricoh's were the off-brand in pentax k-mount, but they seem to be much more durable.
I have an XR-P and an XRX3PF that are both nice. KR10's are more common and feel cheaper, but again all seem to work.
If your options are more open, then I simply recommend newer Canon EOS cameras, they aren't as hipster looking, but they almost all work with a new battery, they're wildly more sophisticated than old mf models and they're cheap as dirt. You can walk into any camera store and buy a brand new 50mm lense for one for less than vintage sets are being offered for too.
