Ishpuini
Veteran Member
I loved the K10D, but it had its small problems. The K20D has solved these and added a great sensor as a bonus.
Most important is the amazingly accurate AF. First time I had a camera that is this accurate with every lens I own.
IQ of the new sensor is great to say the least.
JPG processing is much improved for those who like that, and also the in-camera RAW->JPG conversion is great for when I want to process images for my blog when travelling.
Live view is not for use with AF (works but not in a very practical way) but for low of high angle work with MF it is amazing. The LCD allows for large enough viewing angle.
Burst mode will yield cool action sequence composite shots.
Next to the features, the body looks almost identical to the K10D, but it has many small improvements. Better and larger levers and some buttons with better grip.
Problems:
No problems.
Most important is the amazingly accurate AF. First time I had a camera that is this accurate with every lens I own.
IQ of the new sensor is great to say the least.
JPG processing is much improved for those who like that, and also the in-camera RAW->JPG conversion is great for when I want to process images for my blog when travelling.
Live view is not for use with AF (works but not in a very practical way) but for low of high angle work with MF it is amazing. The LCD allows for large enough viewing angle.
Burst mode will yield cool action sequence composite shots.
Next to the features, the body looks almost identical to the K10D, but it has many small improvements. Better and larger levers and some buttons with better grip.
Problems:
No problems.