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Comment by JohnX posted on I'm in a TIZZ at 11/08/2014 - 15:26
As said already, the camera memory will buffer the shots and will become the bottle-neck in that if fills quicker than the card can write.
Tell us exactly why you feel you need another(faster)card for your K7 please.
As to information on write speed of cards, it is included in each cards specs.
As far as the camera is concerned, it'll be in the manual, but I'd look for input from K7 shooters here and in other forums, and/or old reviews of the K7 to get an idea of what all this talk about card and camera 'speed' means in practice.
Chopped the tree down; no more parakeets!
Comment by JohnX posted on Parrot in my garden at 06/08/2014 - 18:46
What sort of photography would you be hoping to use it for?
Comment by JohnX posted on AC charger ?? at 03/08/2014 - 11:25
Comment by JohnX posted on AC charger ?? at 02/08/2014 - 22:27
Also won't work with anything between the lens and body - close-up rings, rear converters..
Comment by JohnX posted on K5 ii lateral distortion not available in menu at 31/07/2014 - 12:21
Comment by JohnX posted on Firmware for K7 at 30/07/2014 - 14:16
If top display is blinking then switch off illumination in camera menu – for K7 and K5.
Comment by JohnX posted on Confused about Tethering at 28/07/2014 - 20:04


Shorter focal lengths are fine for 'still life' subjects as they don't give you much working distance. Longer, i.e. 100+, are better for creatures, etc. as they give you greater working distance.
Given the crop factor on our APSC cameras, the 50mm will give you the closest to the 'perfect' focal length for portraits, which in 35mm terms is 85mm.