Pixelsmithy@gmail wrote:
> I continue to believe that it will be the 42MP Sony sensor used in the
> Sony Sony a7R II and recently Cyber-shot RX1R II. A 36MP sensor would
> be a significant upgrade from the current 24.3MP APS-C line, of
> course, but that 36MP sensor has been around so long that
On 1/18/2016 1:53 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 1:22 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
Kim Tang wrote:
Good Sunday morning.
Any bets as to what size sensor, in MP, the K-1 will have? 24, 36, 42?
I'm still using this.:
http://www.polaroidland.net/2012/02/03/instant-artifact-the-f
On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 1:22 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
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> Kim Tang wrote:
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>> Good Sunday morning.
>>
>> Any bets as to what size sensor, in MP, the K-1 will have? 24, 36, 42?
I'm still using this.:
http://www.polaroidland.net/2012/02/03/instant-artifact-the-flintstones-polarock-camera/
Dave
>
I'm still hoping they'll use the A7rII's 42mp sensor, but my guess is it
will be the one from the A7r.
Maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised.
On 1/17/2016 9:36 PM, Darren Addy wrote:
All good points, P.J.
Odds are good that you are right and my conjecture is all wet.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 8:27
My concerns are about everything short of the FF body. From time to time, I
get to use a Nikon D800 (which I love but isn't relevant).
To use a FF cameras a lot of the time, would mean I would have to check my
SDHC/CF cards were of a suitable size and speed, lenses would have to be top
notch to r
All good points, P.J.
Odds are good that you are right and my conjecture is all wet.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 8:27 PM, P.J. Alling wrote:
> But we all knew that was less than smart. Though Fuji seems to be doing a
> pretty good job with their APS-C only system. (Though Fuji fanboys also
> seem t
But we all knew that was less than smart. Though Fuji seems to be doing
a pretty good job with their APS-C only system. (Though Fuji fanboys
also seem to have FF vs APS-C flame wars. Which is pretty funny
considering that for Fuji APS-C is full frame)*.
*I've also seen full frame vs M43 fla
Oh, yes, the Nikon D5 which really has me salivating when I look at it,
(not that it's in my budget), has a 20.1 mp sensor. I'm pretty sure
that Nikon is aiming it as a high end wedding, sports, general news,
etc. camera. Nikon has been doing pretty good lately, and they have a
very good stab
They already tried explaining the reasoning behind pursuing an APS-C
only product line, and see where that got them.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 8:56 PM, P.J. Alling wrote:
> I can't imagine why they would go with a 42mp sensor. Extreme high
> resolution mp sensors are for companies that don't have
I can't imagine why they would go with a 42mp sensor. Extreme high
resolution mp sensors are for companies that don't have a medium format
solution on the shelf. What you want to do is educate the user base on
why they should want to aspire to having a medium format system, and
make the reason
I continue to believe that it will be the 42MP Sony sensor used in the
Sony Sony a7R II and recently Cyber-shot RX1R II. A 36MP sensor would
be a significant upgrade from the current 24.3MP APS-C line, of
course, but that 36MP sensor has been around so long that I feel
Pentax would be opening thems
Thanks Larry and John.
Let's hope for 36 and not 24.
I have a number of FF lenses including FA 100/2.8 Mac, FA 28-200, Takumar
300/4, 40/2.8 MF, and several MF 50's.
I'm just not a frequent upgrader.
If it was a 24MP sensor that could be some low-light competition for the D5,
maybe?
Kim
On 1/17/2016 12:51 PM, Kim Tang wrote:
Good Sunday morning.
Any bets as to what size sensor, in MP, the K-1 will have? 24, 36, 42?
Manufacturer?
How will a given size impact lens suitability?
I'm coming from a K20D.
Kim
Rumors I remember have it as the same sensor Sony used in their A7r.
Kim Tang wrote:
Good Sunday morning.
Any bets as to what size sensor, in MP, the K-1 will have? 24, 36, 42?
I think that the leaked specs say about 36MP
Manufacturer?
They've been having good luck with the Sony lenses.
How will a given size impact lens suitability?
Very little, unles
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