If history is any indication, we probably won't see another top of the line Pentax for 18 months or so. Another camera this year would obviously put a damper on K7 sales. I'm sure Pentax is anxious to cover their investment with K7 sales. I believe what's been said is that full frame performance is possible in APS-C, and in a historical sense that's true. I would think that the K7 outperforms some previous generation full frame cameras. But realistically, advances in APS-C will always be countered by full frame advances. Nevertheless, today's best APS-C cameras deliver outstanding results that are more than adequate for almost any application.
Paul
On Sep 10, 2009, at 8:23 PM, Larry Colen wrote:

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 09:40:43PM +0300, Boris Liberman wrote:
In this part I talk a little about IQ and then wrap it up.

http://pentax-ways.blogspot.com/2009/09/pentax-k-7-review-part-3.html

Thanks for the real life review.

There are some features, and specs, of the K-7 I'd like over my K20,
but I'm kind of glad I got the K20 when I did, because it'll be a
while before I can afford a K-7, and it doesn't seem to be a huge leap
in performance over the 20.

I do remember, however, some higher up at Pentax talking about
something with full frame levels of performance coming out this
year. I wonder what that'll be, and when.



Cheers!

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