Hey guys,
I'm sure quite some guys already bought one of these two cameras. Let's start a thread to share your experiences w/ the new cameras. I'm sure you've got some good quality photos to share too.
For a start, I've post some hands-on feelings here:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/pent...mpression-k-5iis-quick-comparison-k-30-a.html
But seems that thread doesn't go anywhere due to my lack of commitment :embrass:
Anyway, here I start this thread so you guys can come in and share what you feel about the new camera.
To me the best improvement is low light AF, it's faster and more accurate now w/ the new cameras. Even under not so dark light, K5II focuses faster than K5 w/ less hesitation. The other thing is the focus accuracy seems to improve too.
Of course if you go for K-5IIs, there might be slight resolution improvement as well, and the miore problem isn't as bad as we expected, so far I haven't even seen one of my photos has miore problem yet, and I've taken 300 to 500 photos already.
When I bought K-5 two years ago, I said it might be the last APSC camera I'd purchase. But ended up I got a K30 a few months back, and then this K-5IIs. I'd say it again that this will definitely be the LAST APSC dSLR camera I'd buy and own
I'm sure quite some guys already bought one of these two cameras. Let's start a thread to share your experiences w/ the new cameras. I'm sure you've got some good quality photos to share too.
For a start, I've post some hands-on feelings here:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/pent...mpression-k-5iis-quick-comparison-k-30-a.html
But seems that thread doesn't go anywhere due to my lack of commitment :embrass:
Anyway, here I start this thread so you guys can come in and share what you feel about the new camera.
To me the best improvement is low light AF, it's faster and more accurate now w/ the new cameras. Even under not so dark light, K5II focuses faster than K5 w/ less hesitation. The other thing is the focus accuracy seems to improve too.
Of course if you go for K-5IIs, there might be slight resolution improvement as well, and the miore problem isn't as bad as we expected, so far I haven't even seen one of my photos has miore problem yet, and I've taken 300 to 500 photos already.
When I bought K-5 two years ago, I said it might be the last APSC camera I'd purchase. But ended up I got a K30 a few months back, and then this K-5IIs. I'd say it again that this will definitely be the LAST APSC dSLR camera I'd buy and own