We keep in touch Richard

Shaky just some points.
I at least rather have a good ISO 100 or better yet ISO 50 then a clean ISO 1600, it seems I'm one of the view that thinks that way but I'm sure some studio shooters agree with me. One of the reasons I haven't upgraded, the lower ISO aren't as good as those on the K10D.

You're right about the sensor but Nikon also don't have an in house sensor so that isn't the problem, besides that Pentax aren't an electronic expert so I would not trust them with a sensor to begin with.

During the time of the K-X launch Nikon also launched the D3000 and the D5000 quite a genuine new model if you ask me and Sony brought two DSLR with the same sensor as the K-X, I've no idea how they are doing in the market.

I've no idea if they will hold hands with Samsung or not but that's the closest they get to an in house sensor and Samsung is busy with back lighted sensor which looks good on paper... but everything looks good on paper right
Also Pentax don't need to sell so much as Nikon, Canon or the others, since there cost are lower and tehy seem to hold it out for quite some years now in the same position so I don't see why we should worry.

Isn't the ISO performance from the 7D better then the K-X?

These are more to my likings, I found it so hard to comment on the others that I didn't

Don't know what to say about these either besides that it are great photos Andrew

No that's is scripted in the "image processor", could it be that your watermark is too large and falls off of the photo?

I'm thinking about one if I've some money to spare
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Class speed should matter, it would not burn out any electronics and neither will a too large card, it simply shouldn't work.

But it carries the SDHC logo is it should work with any SDHC standard

Tom, you know what they say about man with big lenses right?

hmmm... it would have to be free