They are all superb mike but my faves are the brown leaves and the marina.very nice

The snail looks like he's just won the lottery

I put a DA16-45mm on a programA viewfinder seemed very clear not cropped down in any way

Exactly right Mike

Superb amin

yikes

The quickshift is a handy tool John especially for doing close up work

Nice images with lots of detail and sharpnes

That's what i can't understand about the k7 Canon's and Nikon's only seem to get bigger the higher the model.I know the k7 is only slightly smaller than the k20.
If Pentax are to match the other 2 players in the camera world surely they would have to follow suit.

Very nice and simple Ken.

The only one fault i can say is the image watermarking is too much

I'm still a very big fan of the k10/k20's.

I've seen a couple of people on the forum sell quite a bit of their gear to fund a k7' their k10/k20 plus lenses and such.

I wouldn't like to be in a position where i have a brand new camera and find i havn't got the lenses i once had .I also find it reasuring that having two bodies in case something goes wrong is priceless.I have one setup with a landscape lens and the other a telephoto and so are always ready to go.

The extra couple of frames per second doesn't really interest me as i'm a landscaper.I think cameras should be judged on the awards they've won which the k10/k20 have won a few.

I am not slating anyone for buying the latest Pentax i am sure the k7 is an excellent piece of kit.

This is just my opinion