K-7vs K-5

Anvh
Posted 20/09/2010 - 20:06 Link
The 645D is a very different camera than the K5, no way you can compare those.

About the focus speed, that also really depends on the lens.
It's quite safe to say that the bigger the focus throw the slower the AF will be, but that doesn't have to always be the case though.
Don't know if the SDM effects preformance?
Stefan
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Edited by Anvh: 20/09/2010 - 20:08
fatspider
Posted 20/09/2010 - 20:10 Link
Pentax and other manufacturers have usually numbered better or upgraded models by using a lower number in the name, ie MZ3-5-7-10 etc so the name K5 would suggest Pentax obviously see it as an upgrade.

And before anyone asks I have no Idea why they jumped from K10-20
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Anvh
Posted 20/09/2010 - 20:19 Link
fatspider wrote:
And before anyone asks I have no Idea why they jumped from K10-20
That was before Hoya took it over I believe, maybe that explains it?
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Pentaxophile
Posted 20/09/2010 - 22:18 Link
neill wrote:
Hi Folks,
a bugbear with previous Pentax DSLR's has been the poor autofocusing speeds.
The K5 shares a new AF system with the 645D.
Is the new AF system performing well in the 654D?
Am I right in that the speed also depends on the non too quick lens mechanism?
Will this not then necessitate a higher spec. range of autofocus lenses to get the best out of the camera?
Neil
Early indications are that the AF-C is much improved: link
George Lazarette
Posted 20/09/2010 - 22:29 Link
Neill, suggest you look at the new lens announced today with the K5.

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