K5 vs Canon 5D
Posted 24/03/2012 - 18:51
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What sort of things was it missing?
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Pentax K-3, DA18-135, DA35 F2.4, DA17-70, DA55-300, FA28-200, A50 F1.7, A100 F4 Macro, A400 F5.6, Sigma 10-20 EXDC, 50-500 F4.5-6.3 APO DG OS Samsung flash SEF-54PZF(x2)
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Posted 24/03/2012 - 21:46
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In camera stabilisation, shutter and aperture priority and sensitivity priority (on the dial) for me! No built in flash may be minor point as well. On/Off switch is also in the wrong place ...
K5, LightRoom 5
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Sigma 8-16 Pentax DA 16-45 Pentax DA 55-300 Pentax 18-55WR Tamron 90 Di Macro Metz 44 AF-1
Posted 25/03/2012 - 04:16
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simonkit wrote:
Just returned from my first venture into running one-to-one tuition, had some excellent luck with the weather which definitekly helps...
Anyway, to my point...the workshop participant had a Full frame Canon 5D and whilst the image quality certainly looked excellent I was very suprised at the quite limited functionality, not a patch on the K5 which I continue to be increasingly impressed with - the 5D certainly wouldn't tempt me away
Simon
I know what you mean. My LX blew my Polaroid away.Just returned from my first venture into running one-to-one tuition, had some excellent luck with the weather which definitekly helps...
Anyway, to my point...the workshop participant had a Full frame Canon 5D and whilst the image quality certainly looked excellent I was very suprised at the quite limited functionality, not a patch on the K5 which I continue to be increasingly impressed with - the 5D certainly wouldn't tempt me away
Simon
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Posted 25/03/2012 - 16:23
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Sorry, I mistyped...it was the 5D MK2
It seemed most functions needed to be accessed via the main menu - I absolutely love the dual control wheels on the K5 and was suprised to see the Canon didn't have them too
Simon
It seemed most functions needed to be accessed via the main menu - I absolutely love the dual control wheels on the K5 and was suprised to see the Canon didn't have them too
Simon
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Posted 25/03/2012 - 16:46
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Mike-P wrote:
Canon have the flat wheel on the back which does the same job.
Not as good imo but I suppose it's all down to what you are used to.
It did seem a bit cumbersome to me, adjusting ISO/exposure compensation/ aperture wasn't as good as the K5 but as you say Mike I suppose you get used to it.Canon have the flat wheel on the back which does the same job.
Not as good imo but I suppose it's all down to what you are used to.
What I was especially jealous of however was the 18mm Zeiss Distagon T* lens he was using - it's a shame more companies don't offer lenses for Pentax
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Posted 25/03/2012 - 17:34
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Nice post thanks for sharing.
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Anyway, to my point...the workshop participant had a Full frame Canon 5D and whilst the image quality certainly looked excellent I was very suprised at the quite limited functionality, not a patch on the K5 which I continue to be increasingly impressed with - the 5D certainly wouldn't tempt me away
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