2009/4/23 Miserere miser...@gmail.com:
Not that there's anything wrong with Canikon.
It's called Solynican now, didn't you know? :-)
Jostein
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I agree absolutely with Mark's (and Doug's, John F.'s and Miserere)
comments on the FPS/mirror thing.
However, if those things are to be seriously upgraded, the coming
camera will have to be a top-of-line model. Well... based on a quick
look at the specs for the other brands anyway. I haven't
Next camera isn't a successor to the K20D, ie won't be called K30D but
rather a side step, a different concept has Pentax officials said in
interviews.
However, side step or not, of course it will be more advanced than
K20D. But if anybody hopes for Pentax competing with Canikon Pro
bodies,
Following Jostein's lead, I would also like to add a recommendation
for the K7's grip, although mine might be far more advanced and
technologically challenging than his.
PUT A BLOODY AF BUTTON ON IT!
Ever since I decoupled autofocus from the shutter release I've barely
used the vertical grip on
Super-A was a reasonably successful top-of-the line Pentax camera. Its
principal technology was reused in the first Pentax 645.
MZ-5 was also a very successful camera, even if not top-of-the-line.
Its principal technology was reused in the 645N.
Based on this, I speculated that the K10D was a
AlunFoto wrote:
Super-A was a reasonably successful top-of-the line Pentax camera. Its
principal technology was reused in the first Pentax 645.
MZ-5 was also a very successful camera, even if not top-of-the-line.
Its principal technology was reused in the 645N.
Based on this, I speculated that
Doug Brewer wrote:
My wish list:
1. 5fps. No, I'm not a machine gunner. Faster frame rate means the
camera is ready to shoot again faster *if I need it* and there are
certainly times it would be useful.
2. Improved AF, to go along with the quicker readiness and well, because
they need to
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 09:25:55AM -0400, Doug Brewer wrote:
AlunFoto wrote:
Super-A was a reasonably successful top-of-the line Pentax camera. Its
principal technology was reused in the first Pentax 645.
MZ-5 was also a very successful camera, even if not top-of-the-line.
Its principal
I'll just go ahead and agree with Mark. No point retyping everything.
Although having required a mirror adjustment on my K10D after 10k
shots makes me wonder if a faster mirror wouldn't also be weaker.
The only thing I really miss from the K20D that the K10D doesn't have
is the AF adjustment. But
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