What happens if you shoot at a lower resolution on the K-3?

So we have a comparison benchmark, do you think you could post in the thread an example of a good shot from the K-5?

I'm particularly drawn to #3, which I think is a really strong image. The Norwegian coast is truly magnificent.

Ah, I see. To be honest, I tend not to use AWB and would probably have used Daylight for the shot, but sometimes Cloudy or Shade, as required.

Pentax cameras can show excessive blue casts under some circumstances, but then the Shade setting takes care of it.

The ladies were having fun here, all clapping and cheering as one of them tried on a truly immense bra and pair of knickers. All good fun, and, unusually perhaps, shot on the 10-17mm Fisheye Zoom, at 10mm.




All comments welcome, so don't be shy!

The item has to be marked as delivered by the tracking service, after which the seller has three days to issue a refund. There has to be allowance for inspecting the returned goods, even establishing that the serial numbers are correct and so on. The seller can also escalate the claim to be decided on by eBay.

In the first instance though I'd contact the seller, through eBay messages so it's logged, and see if things can be sorted out. Opening a case locks both parties into a procedure and it could be avoided in many instances.

I hope you find it as delightful to use as I have.

That's much better Andrew. The blue tinge that has been mentioned is probably nothing more than light shining through the intense blue glass of the window, so trying to remove that would be futile really.

The Ricoh GR takes some beating, as long as you don't mind not having a zoom lens.

That last version Andrew, do you think the stonework is just a touch too light?

I'd be tempted to make it darker as I'd expect a church to be a bit less well lit on the interior.