I'm looking forward to hearing how people find this new much hyped and anticipated camera. As an aps-c shooter, if the price is not too high it could be very tempting. The wait will soon be over

It's an interesting question/conundrum that I see a number of people pondering. I shoot exclusively APS-C and couldn't be happier. Whilst I recognize some advantages of the larger sensor K1 it doesn't tempt me one bit. I know I don't want the extra size, weight and cost. I'm certainly interested in the K3 III, why wouldn't a top of the range APS-C cost about the same as a full frame? I purchased the DA* 11-18, an expensive lens but it is absolutely fab, again why wouldn't a great lens cost about the same regardless of sensor size it is designed for? One more thing, I suspect the K3III will run very close to the K1 for image quality. And another thing, regarding the extra dynamic range of the K1, if it is a shot you are after with a very wide dynamic range one probably would be best to exposure bracket a number of images regardless of sensor size.
At the end of the pondering it is about self knowing, then you can make your choice in confidence. Good luck and enjoy!
Nigel

That's great Bill. Very pleased that it is going so well

Perhaps we can look forward to it being available in 2022. This way it will be a pleasant surprise if it arrives sooner.

I like them all. I can't really pick a favourite, they all work for my eye, all three quite beautiful. The different treatments do emphasise different aspects of the structures but all good.

Great that you can now digitize to share with a wider audience, thank you

As others have said, a lovely portrait of a beautiful animal with indeed a touch of melancholy

Will you look at that! Gorgeous!

Works a treat

Some nice play with shutter speed and water movement here but, the one that really talks to me is No.6. The simplicity of the composition combined with the balance of light and dark, beauty!