K-x review DPReview
Posted 23/12/2009 - 19:24
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Lovely seems they made a good step forward with the K-x
Posted 24/12/2009 - 05:20
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Yes very good result.
Any review errors being corrected via that yellow font place
Any review errors being corrected via that yellow font place
K-1 K-01 Q-7
some len
Close to the Edge
Down by the River
some len
Close to the Edge
Down by the River
Posted 24/12/2009 - 13:18
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actually no. I have my trusted K200d.
I actually find K7's body and it's specifications fascinating, but am more convinced by the Kx's sensor. And I can't really give you a good reason why I think so... Maybe if I had the K7 on test for a couple of days (as I had the Kx) I would think otherwise?!
As I normally say: Online tests are one thing, but user's experience is a totally different chapter.
cheers, Luka
I actually find K7's body and it's specifications fascinating, but am more convinced by the Kx's sensor. And I can't really give you a good reason why I think so... Maybe if I had the K7 on test for a couple of days (as I had the Kx) I would think otherwise?!
As I normally say: Online tests are one thing, but user's experience is a totally different chapter.
cheers, Luka
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Posted 24/12/2009 - 13:54
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I haven't tried a K-x so cannot comment on it from personal experience but it does look like it's high ISO performance is extremely good.
Having said that I really wouldn't categorise the K-7 high ISO performance as wanting (not suggesting you were either :wink... Far from it if you shoot RAW and get the exposure right I think it is actually very similar to the K20D which is also very good
Having said that I really wouldn't categorise the K-7 high ISO performance as wanting (not suggesting you were either :wink... Far from it if you shoot RAW and get the exposure right I think it is actually very similar to the K20D which is also very good
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he image output at base ISO shows good detail and colors but where the K-x really starts to shine is in low light. Its high ISO JPEGs are possibly the best of all current DSLRs with an APS-C size sensor