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Posted 22/09/2014 - 02:52
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How about a K5IIs? or even a K3 if you can afford it?
K1/K3, DA*16-50mm F2.8, FA 31mm F1.8, FA43mm F1.9 Limited, FA77mm F1.8 Limited, SMC Pentax K 85mm F1.8, DA18-135mm F3.5-5.6, FA*28-70mm F1.8, FA*200mm F1.8
Posted 22/09/2014 - 09:01
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Depends what your main interests are and how much you want to spend.
For instance,the K5 may be perfect for you and the most cost effective upgrade. The K5II gives you some enhancements over the K5 - but for many, not a great deal of difference in real world use. You may prefer the K5IIs if you do a lot of low light work as this one gives the best in class low light performance. If having the fastest AF is important to you and low light handling not so important - then the K3 may be the answer.
All of the above are way over-simplified statements - the start point should really be working out what you want from the camera.
These are excellent cameras and are all a worthy upgrade from the K10
Carl
For instance,the K5 may be perfect for you and the most cost effective upgrade. The K5II gives you some enhancements over the K5 - but for many, not a great deal of difference in real world use. You may prefer the K5IIs if you do a lot of low light work as this one gives the best in class low light performance. If having the fastest AF is important to you and low light handling not so important - then the K3 may be the answer.
All of the above are way over-simplified statements - the start point should really be working out what you want from the camera.
These are excellent cameras and are all a worthy upgrade from the K10
Carl
No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more
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