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So Pentax bring out another DSLR to compete with Canon and Nikon but once again they do it about a year after Canon and Nikon.
I'm not sure that kind of marketing strategy will work.
There is no point in it being good enough to compete..It has to be better and cheaper.
Correct me if i am wrong but is this not the camera that basically will make the older lenses defunct?
how long did it take canon to make a camera nearly as good as the d300 i think they have only just done it with the 7d, and how old is he d300.
ermm..thats kinda the point i made Scott.
You just read something and think "OMG!! Slagging off Pentax, Must retaliate"
D300 = Benchmark, 7D catches up and in some respects overtakes...Pentax brings up the rear with a camera not any better than either.
And it seems the sensor is out a Mid Range Sony one.
Not exactly a pace setter.
Correct me if i am wrong but is this not the camera that basically will make the older lenses defunct?
Where've you heard that? Sure you're not raking up Canon's history?
Where've you heard that? Sure you're not raking up Canon's history?
probably the same place he heard sigma were gonna stop making lenses for pentax, and guess what thats not true
Stop being a d&*k, we all here stuff we post on here. Most of us dont keep pulling it out our arse though at every turn like you.
I made an argument earlier that Pentax's latest offering was no better than what has already been on the market for over a year and because it was accurate you spit the dummy again.
Either justify that's its better or shut the hell up m8.
Oh dear .. seems little Craig is getting a bit upset
sticks and stones craig, as for ( keep pulling it out our arse though at every turn like you) please show me were,Stop being a dick, we all here stuff we post on here. Most of us dont keep pulling it out our arse though at every turn like you.
Not at all, its the 2nd time in as many weeks where he has bettered on about Pentax being this that and the bloody next thing but comes up with no proof whatsoever in any respect to back anything up.
Its like "I said Pentax are great so they are, even though i use Nikon".
It's only a matter of time before he buys a Nikon D700 and rebadges it as a Pentax K5, actually i wouldn't rule that out.
i 2nd that.Craig, I have 2 Pentax cameras and there is a good chance I will buy the K-5 if its up to scratch.
What I don't do every time someone mentions Canon (for instance) is jump onto the thread and try and run them into the ground.
It seems a bit sad to me. :shake:
what ever you think craig, as for the 7d overtaking the d300/s well i dont think so. as for the sensor in the k5, nikon use mostly sony sensors,
also the sensor in the kx is sony and the iso noise is no worse than your 5d at iso 1600,
and pentax are still going so they must be doing something right, i know i will probably buy one.
Stop being a d&*k, we all here stuff we post on here. Most of us dont keep pulling it out our arse though at every turn like you.
I made an argument earlier that Pentax's latest offering was no better than what has already been on the market for over a year and because it was accurate you spit the dummy again.
Either justify that's its better or shut the hell up m8.
We've been here before Craig, haven't we. Rein it in or we'll be following the same route again.
Err this camera surpasses both the 7D and D300 with that ISO range.
I would like to see some raw's @ISO 50 as ISO 80 on the G11 was fantastic, ISO 50 could be very clean, especially if its the native resolution.
Re slagging off.. unless you have actually owned and regularly used a camera I don't see you as being able to throw light on any short comings you think it may have.
A few shots with one outside a shop or a quick few shots of a mates isn't experience with a camera either.
Shame that low end isn't native, that would have tempted me.
I've had a couple of pentax and samsung DSLR's in all honesty they where fine and better built than my canon, I only changed due to weight being a critical issue for me, weather sealing wise they are only beaten by the top pro camera's, I've seen one dropped in a puddle, wiped off and working!!
I am not sure how much money adding HD Video on to a DSLR costs but i assume it wouldn't be cheap and i think most photographers would rather see the gimmicky crap cut out now and a real focus being put on larger sensors (not pixels though), noiseless High Iso (its getting there) and bringing the cost down a bit in light of the global economic problems.
Video is here to stay. I would say it probably adds very little to the price of a camera these days, can't say if it actually affects the stills quality or not though. I would have thought all future Canon/Nikon cameras will have it and can just imagine prospective purchasers being told by others .. don't buy a Pentax, it doesn't even have VIDEO
I did actually try the video on my K-7 for the first time a few weeks ago when the Vulcan landed at our local airport. I don't think it was a good idea trying to video a moving plane with a Bigma hand held
Doubt I will bother again.