I disagree Kris. He made exactly the comments you wish him to make in the summer.

It has a menu item for it.

Personally , as I don't do astro photography, I never use the GPS on the K1

Yes I should have made clear in my first post on the subject I was thinking primarily for tripod use. Last year I was taking some architectural photos and had the camera about a foot off the ground. While the tilting screen was handy, I still ended up with a very sore neck.

Yes I was thinking primarily when using a tripod which I do almost exclusively when using the screen "flipped". Hand-holding would be pretty hopeless

From the videos and limited reviews so far, I get the impression there will be a few more innovations yet to be revealed about this camera.

There is a "smartphone connection" menu item. This indicates a wifi/bluetooth connectivity of some sort. Once you have that there are many possibilities.

I am guessing that the camera can use the phone's GPS (if has none built-in), and there is certainly an Astrotracer menu item.

I am also guessing this is why they went for a fixed screen. I love the articulating screen on my K1, but how much more convenient would it be if your smartphone becomes the rear screen ?

I think AP may be contacting Mr Trump's lawyers to look for "voter fraud"

I remember that with my K10D. Progressive over-exposure the more you stopped down. I would do the same as you, use the histogram to get the exposure correct.

The K10D and that era of cameras introduced a new brighter focus screen. While good for open aperture metering it was a disaster for stop down. I thought they had solved the problem by the time the K3 was launched. My K1 meters perfectly in stop down.

Thanks John. I might redo the mice as they have come out a bit yellow, but I am over the moon with the bokeh-balls

Which camera Kris ?

My K10D was very inaccurate, but the K1 is correct