K-5 has larger RAW files, especially at higher ISO.Poor JPEG engine and 'immense' RAW files... Lol![]()
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K-5 has larger RAW files, especially at higher ISO.Poor JPEG engine and 'immense' RAW files... Lol![]()
7D is still rated #1 in that class with 84% ..Actually the K-5 didn't take 1st Place--It Defended it, in it's weight class, "Semi-Professional D-Something."
Funny you claimed that K-5 is the the defending champ on DPR category, I corrected you (rightly) that in fact it is 7D that is the defending champ. 84%. Now you are posting Dxomark scores. WTF? Were you talking about Dxomark or DPR scores?Are you Kidding Me, the 7D better than the K-5?
Sony is an electroics company, so no surprise this is their way of 'improving' the SLR design. I bought into them in the A200/A700 timeframe, when Minolta breathed its last - then bailed as Sony learned how to make electronic-enhanced cameras in spite of the Minolta heritage. I greatly prefer the Pentax path since 2008, and look forward to the good things that Ricoh is capable of adding to the mix.in addition i dont understand the point of this camera, of SLT.
af in video, useful for mom at soccer match i think, 90%
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That's fine if you think that. No problemThe 7D pretty extensively.
Besides its more sophisticated auto focus for tracking, and inherent flash system/lens system advantages, I don't see a big case to be made for the 7D. It's a fine camera no doubt- two years ago, but if you are judging image quality as a major factor (and you kinda should) the K5 wins hands down.
I haven't used it, but it sounds like it's more like seeing a 'very fast strobe light illuminated scene, delayed slightly', rather than a continuous realtime image. You might not be able to react in 0.2 seconds but you can take your knowledge of where something was 0.2 seconds ago, compared it to where it is now, and predict where it will be when you press the shutter.I want to know if the studs at DPR are quick enough to respond and react in 1/12 of second (for 12fps) so that they can track the subject by looking into optical viewfinder and follow the subject without any problems.
For normal human beings anything below 0.2 second is too quick to make any reaction.
k-5 was reviewed only one year after 7D, so according to you the next camera will only need to score 82% on DPR to "beat" it? So A77 missed that by 1% (according to your weird logic).It is Bro. The Curve for the overall Score has gotten Higher as has the Competiton since the review for the 7D, which is over 2 years old.
Yes, and DPR scores are laughably inconsistent. I can post several examples (they rate Kx higher ISO better than k5, they rate GH1 RAWs better than Kx, and on and on). And they rated 7D higher than K-5.Dpreview is a company that Reviews all aspects of the camera and rates it with a percentage.
DXO Labs is like a Scientist with a PhD in Rating IQ--that's all they do, and they're the best at it.
Overall, I believe DPR's A77 review was pretty fair.I was reading some of IQ sections on the A77's reveiw of DPreview--it didn't match that of what DXO stated about the A77. As a mater of fact, I almost think that it was biased, but that's my opinion, not their results.
Once again, this is what a fifth time, I repeat: I responded to your specific post where you said K-5 kept it's score of highest rated camera on DPR. That is factually incorrect. 7D is the highest rated camera on DPR (outside the pro cameras like 1D and D3s).DPreview is a general review of all aspects of a camera. When it's as close as 1% yet a comprehensive IQ testing laboratory like DXO labs gives one camera a 66 and the other and 82, can you agree which camera is probably better?
We can but hope!Sony is an electroics company, so no surprise this is their way of 'improving' the SLR design. I bought into them in the A200/A700 timeframe, when Minolta breathed its last - then bailed as Sony learned how to make electronic-enhanced cameras in spite of the Minolta heritage. I greatly prefer the Pentax path since 2008, and look forward to the good things that Ricoh is capable of adding to the mix.
Exactly. I tried some BIF shots of trained vultures and eagles and the biggest issue was for me to keep the birs in the viewfinder. the K-5 AF did it's job well for the rest. I can't imagine doing this with EVF that only shows something the image sensor recently captured.
- i cannot imagine how this camera can use 12 fps or even 8fps for a subject coming towards the camera at fast speed and moving in every direction. in my opinion you end up with 8 12 frame that are in focus or not and poorly composed, because you can't really follow the subject but just imagine where is during the burst. id like to see a complete burst of a football player coming towards the camera from this camera. i suspect you will see a mess of shots.
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Through a Pentax Limited prime things may appear sharper than they actually are...
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/jaroslavhoudek
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K-5 has larger RAW files, especially at higPoor JPEG engine and 'immense' RAW files... Lol![]()
That's fine if you think that. No problemThe 7D pretty extensively.
Besides its more sophisticated auto focus for tracking, and inherent flash system/lens system advantages, I don't see a big case to be made for the 7D. It's a fine camera no doubt- two years ago, but if you are judging image quality as a major factor (and you kinda should) the K5 wins hands down.
But keep in mind I was responding to a factua statement made by someone who said K-5 is the highest rated camera on Dpreview. That is not true. 7D is the highest rated camera on Dpreview (excluding professional models like D3s and 1D).