Hi John

The DS was (is) a great camera - I still have mine and occasionally drag it out for old times' sake...

But the K5, K50 and K500 are all significant upgrades. You won't lose a single thing with any of them in comparison with the DS.

There's no need for me to add any more praise of the K5 to what others have already bestowed but here's a couple of reviews of the K50 and K500 to confuse the issue :-)>

http://www.ephotozine.com/article/pentax-k-500-digital-slr-review-22469

http://www.ephotozine.com/article/pentax-k-50-digital-slr-review-22468



Cheers

Brian

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Brian Walters
Western Sydney Australia
http://lyons-ryan.org/southernlight/

Quoting John <jh.gra...@verizon.net>:

Oh my, I am now really confused. There are k-5, k-50, and k-500 models. Plus there is now a K-5 II. The II is probably what is causing the price drops I have seen on the K-5. All appear to be an upgrade from my DS. What experience have people had with these cameras. Are any or all upgrades from my DS? (Of course they are, but at what cost?) What features am I giving up that I would miss beyond comprehension if I purchased a particular camera model. Meanwhile, my beloved DS keeps grinding out pictures even though they are not full frame and ????? pixel pictures.

Seriously, are there any reviews of these models that you really trust.....or distrust?

Thank you, everyone, for your thoughts and advice. And I thought purchasing the DS was a hard decision. I do have a couple of film cameras if anyone is interested. Respooling B&W film is not all that bad!

John G.




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