About 1 shot I'd say.
Tom C wrote:
I bet that 16meg card fills up really really fast with RAW files. :-)
Tom
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 8:41 AM, Bob Sullivan <rf.sulli...@gmail.com> wrote:
Paul,
Like you, I sold a K10d before the K7 came out (after seeing the K7 @ GFM).
I've kept the K20d but it doesn't get much usage. I like the K7 much better.
Along with your comments, I'd mention speed and battery life.
I had the frame rate turned up to high and returned it to low yesterday.
High is so fast, I found myself taking double shots - unintentionally!
It's that much of a change from the K10 and K20d.
Battery life is a blessing, especially without a grip.
And it runs out of juice gracefully, giving some notice on the battery
indicator.
This pretty much eliminates my need for a battery grip.
Filling a 16meg card with Raw files is no problem (until you have to sort them),
Regards, Bob S.
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 7:25 AM, paul stenquist <pnstenqu...@comcast.net> wrote:
I had a K20D and a K10D. The K20D was my every day camera, and the K10D was
a backup. When the K7 was introduced I bought one and sold the K10. Believe
me, the K7D is a big step up from the K20. Exposure is much better, the
faster write speed is a blessing, and the autofocus is superior in every
situation I've encountered. I find it difficult to use the K20 these days,
although it's fine for when I have to shoot with two cameras.
Paul
On Oct 3, 2009, at 3:47 AM, Chris Mitchell wrote:
John Francis wrote:
o K10D owners who passed on the K20 because it wasn't a big
upgrade.
(that probably includes quite a large number of folks, like me,
who started on digital with a *ist-D, and moved on to a K10D).
That would be me all right.
Boris
Me too. That makes at least 3 of us so it looks like they got it right
(until someone says that a sample of 3 isn't good enough statistically of
course).
Chris
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