Man, what's it like you've living in the jungle, did you notice any
Japanese holdouts while you were there?
Really the changes from the *ist-D series of cameras to the K20D was
immense. The change, except in resolution, from that to the K-5II was
almost as big. For you it will be like moving up from a go-cart to a
Porsche 911, which of course wouldn't have made you a better driver either.
The biggest impact will be that you need more hard drive space to store
your images, unless like me you don't upgrade your photo computer until
you absolutely have to, in which case you'll have to upgrade that as
well, trust me.
Larry is right you'll be amazed how bright and clear your crappy
pictures can be, except that every, up to now, trifling defect in
technique will will become glaringly obvious.
On 9/23/2016 2:07 AM, John Coyle wrote:
Just had delivered a used K5II, in LN condition from an Australian seller,
ordered yesterday!
Looking forward to what should be a noticeable leap in quality from my *ist-D,
which has given great
service and is still a capable camera, within its limitations, of course. It
will be interesting to
see if I take better photos as a result...
John in Brisbane
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