lutzk

Well, a GPS is easier to add than a tilting screen. Every phone comes with a GPS these days, the K-3II has it. No button visible? Probably it is turned on/off via the touchscreen. This is my guess. ...

...I thought. No more discussions about tilting screens. Any camera is a compromise and can't offer everything. I like the tilting screen on my K-1, but I use it not very often. I could also do ...

.... No money from my side! I very much like the K-1 and also like the design of the upcoming APS-C. Sure, a manual body would put a sudden end to the autofucus-bashing, but they would sell but a ...

No, certainly not. I've seen this before, already on slides years ago. I almost always had to turn my pictures by approximately 0.7 degrees. It must be my own fault, something wrong with my eyes. I ...

Placed 20^th in the challenge.

Yes. I've also noticed this, but I've also seen this button at the front in the previously shown pictures of the new K at exactly the same place where it is found on my K-1. Why two of them? Lutz

Placed 45^th in the challenge. From the small castle Lovrijenac right after a thunderstorm.

Placed 43^rd in the challenge. New Zealand, the Southern Island, with Queenstown Hill offering a starter tour after arrival in town.

The gaskets in Pentax-branded cameras and lenses are made from silicone rubber and do not disintegrate even after a longer period of time. They should last a life-time. What has happened to the ...

Placed 89^th in the challenge. It connects Lisbon with Almada across the Tagus river. Opened in 1966. View from Almada.

Placed 54^th in the challenge. A bench on the highest mountain (828 m) of Mauritius.

Placed 14^th in the challenge. Hunting is not permitted, which makes it easy to take a shot at them with less lethal equipment.

Basically you are right, settings should be the same. Still I'd not expect another outcome, since the settings are almost the same. Lutz

Placed 85^th in the challenge. A waterfall near Bad Urach, where limestone formations lead to the formation of clear springs in valleys and, in this case, to a waterfall.

Placed 39^th in the challenge. Camped at the shore after having crossed the Saltfjellet starting from Lonsdal.

Placed 9^th in the challenge. A close-up of a flower from a hiking tour in the Dovrefjell in Norway.

Placed 17^th in the challenge. The ceiling with the big candelier inside the huge tower of Castle Treiden near the town of Sigulda in Latvia.

Well, the spelling is "massif", but I can't find a way of how to change it. Shame on me.

Placed 47^th in the challenge. The volcano within the caldera.

Placed 17^th in the challenge. On the right is Fishtail Mountain. From Poon Hill, with 3000 m not exactly a hill, but compared to the moutains in view it is a hill.