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Broda said:
Excellent series Richard. All really strong images IQ wise. You nailed the first one for sure the focus is spot on where it suppose to be. I do macro myself and know how hard it is to get it right as you did.

K-m looks as a really nice camera if i didn't need something like K20 i would have definitely go for it even though it has some limitations.. i must say for a basic camera its IQ is realy up there with the best, with improved AF, and in body SR it looks like a winner for first time DSLR owner or somebody looking for smaller sort of walk around 2nd body. U put it into good use for sure. Share more in the future and once again congrats on great images.
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Thanks, the K-M is indeed very good in IQ but is not a substitute for my K20D.

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Britney Elvis said:
I am so impressed by these examples... but as always the photographer plays such a big role, their eyes and skills can often make an average camera look great... So these wonderful shots are a testament to you both...

But the camera looks to be holding its own... I have definately decided the K7 is not in my immediate future, but a nice used KM may very well be... You can't argue with the IQ
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The K-M is better then the specs on paper, i love mine al lot. If you get one for a good price then go for it :) Thanks for your post.

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The difference in IQ between the K20D and K-M is not that large. Both can deliver stunning images but the K20D is much more "filmlike"at higher ISO's. The 10m CCD is more blotchy. At ISO 100 the 10m CCD is a little bit smoother though.

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