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MattMatic wrote:
Like I said, Pentax 6Mp have 6.1 million photosites - EXACTLY the same as the Nikon D100, D70 etc. (Because it's the same Sony-made CCD sensor.) So, like all the rest, they have 1/2 green, 1/4 red, 1/4 blue.
D100 has 10.2mp not 6.1
Matt is quite correct. The Nikon D70, D100 and D50 all have 6.1Mp, and use the same sensor as the *ist D, DS(2), DL(2). It's the (rather pricey) Nikon D200 that has 10.2 Mp, and presumably the same sensor as the eagerly awaited 10.2 Mp Pentax DSLR will have.

It's a fact, though, that a number of stock agencies now say that they require pictures from an 8Mp SLR, so if you want to work for them your choice is made for you.

As has been mentioned above, raw megapixel count is a rather crude measure of image quality, particularly given the different technology used in different sensors, but even if it was a perfect yardstick there would still be very little difference in quality between a 6Mp and an 8Mp image. For the same print resolution, the 8Mp image would only be 15% wider/taller.

Steve

http://www.siblingmedia.com/

Comment by stevo posted on Good bye Pentax! Forever? at 24/05/2006 - 18:27

stevo
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johnriley wrote:
No, the differences are very minor.

*istDS and K100D have pentaprism finder, the latter having shake reduction.

*istDL and K110D have pentamirror finder, the latter having shake reduction.

The Samsung models seem to be the same as the *istDS and *istDL.
Thanks John
According to Pentax, only the K100D has shake-reduction.

Comment by stevo posted on New pentax models at 16/06/2006 - 19:22

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