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Comment by Pooneh posted on Pentax baby coming home at 09/09/2015 - 14:20
Hello All,
I grew up with my father's pentax Kx. I eventually got an Olympus OM1, and was lucky enough to sell some of my photos.
I I've missed most of the digital age (too fast). But would like to get back into photography (mainly for pleasure and if possible a side income). I've very little technical knowledge.
I need your advice for a camera and lens please.
My perfect camera would be able to handle hard knocks, very long battery life (some place I go electricity is not guaranteed). I'm not interested in video or wifi, GPS etc. I need good quality photos (size) that stock agencies would accept.
photos I take are usually macro, landscape, street scenes. No portraits, indoors or photoshop work.
I've read reviews on the KS2, K5ll and K3 and still confused. The camera I get will be for the long term as I would rather invest in good quality lenses.
Many thanks
I grew up with my father's pentax Kx. I eventually got an Olympus OM1, and was lucky enough to sell some of my photos.
I I've missed most of the digital age (too fast). But would like to get back into photography (mainly for pleasure and if possible a side income). I've very little technical knowledge.
I need your advice for a camera and lens please.
My perfect camera would be able to handle hard knocks, very long battery life (some place I go electricity is not guaranteed). I'm not interested in video or wifi, GPS etc. I need good quality photos (size) that stock agencies would accept.
photos I take are usually macro, landscape, street scenes. No portraits, indoors or photoshop work.
I've read reviews on the KS2, K5ll and K3 and still confused. The camera I get will be for the long term as I would rather invest in good quality lenses.
Many thanks
Comment by Pooneh posted on Pentax baby coming home at 05/09/2015 - 12:54


Do you think the K50 will be sturdy enough to get knocked around?
Also will the photos be considered large enough for stock photos?
Any advice for lenses? seen a whole lot...
many thanks again!