HonourableTyr

So on the above image can you see the Spot, Centre Weighted, and Matrix metering symbols under the shooting/program mode dial? That has a little lever for selecting the metering mode instantly ...

Having had the K10D, K-5, and K-3iii I'm find of all three. The K10D was probably the most comfortable. It had issues with high ISO usability and lack of dynamic range but that was a problem with ...

I still take my K-5 with me often when I take the K3iii. The resolution may not be as good but the noise celling is fantastic.

I've got the K3 iii, just need the new 16-50. Making do with the old one for now.

You are correct. It is the solenoid that actuates the physical lever that stops working with aperture block. There is no use of the solenoid with lenses that have internal aperture control.

Yes, and they work brilliantly together. I used them all the time on my K-5 and now on the K-3 iii.

I've never had a camera with an articulated screen so it isn't of any interest to me at the moment. My knees and back are not bad enough yet that they're stopping me from crawling on the ground. Bu ...

While I do not have a K-70, my father does. I have used it for a few shots occasionally. I can say the sensor is very good and the output RAW files are exceptional. It easily beat my old K-5 ...