markpsf
Veteran Member
Let me first make it clear that this decision has nothing to do with the quality of this camera lest this set off a series of arguments about the quality of the K7.
This is a very good camera.
I already have a Nikon D90. It isn't a better camera. Really an excellent apple and an excellent orange. I thought it would be good to use the Pentax with its built in IS and pancake lenses as a third camera ( I also have a Panasonic G1).
I decided that to be really effective with the Pentax involves a learning curve as a non-pro that exceeds my own motivation. Just learning the D90 and the G1 and using them effectively seems like enough of a challenge right now.
So I'm keeping three of the little lenses and will use them with an adapter with the G1 or another micro four thirds camera and selling the K7 and a couple of zooms.
I may well come back to Pentax eventually but I clearly over extended myself and need to become proficient with the cameras I've been working with. The K7 is great, but it's a bridge too far for me right now.
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Mark
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This is a very good camera.
I already have a Nikon D90. It isn't a better camera. Really an excellent apple and an excellent orange. I thought it would be good to use the Pentax with its built in IS and pancake lenses as a third camera ( I also have a Panasonic G1).
I decided that to be really effective with the Pentax involves a learning curve as a non-pro that exceeds my own motivation. Just learning the D90 and the G1 and using them effectively seems like enough of a challenge right now.
So I'm keeping three of the little lenses and will use them with an adapter with the G1 or another micro four thirds camera and selling the K7 and a couple of zooms.
I may well come back to Pentax eventually but I clearly over extended myself and need to become proficient with the cameras I've been working with. The K7 is great, but it's a bridge too far for me right now.
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Mark
[email protected]