The menus are actually less fiddly in use, as you don't have to scroll
to find what you want. The info screen bugged me at first. I don't
even notice it any more -- 8000 frames later. High ISO RAW performance
is about the same as the K20D, but metering is much more accurate, so
the results are usually less noisy. Much better metering, considerably
better autofocus (particularly i low light,) longer battery life, and
faster write speed are the main benefits to my mind.
Paul
On Oct 15, 2009, at 4:16 AM, Jens wrote:
Hello All
The postman brought me a brand new K-7 yesterday. I just opened the
box this morning.
It amazed me how small it is. Many buttons have been relocated. The
overall first impression is: More toy, less tool (I love my K20D,
which is going to ebay shortly)!
It annoys me somewhat that the info-screen keeps popping up. Maybe I
can turn this off. The menues have become more complicated, less
streight foreward. I have heard that the image quality have improved
considerably. I hope this means less noise at high ISO? I do like
the lockable program-wheel, I've offten missed this. I like the wide
exposure correction range.
I am looking foreward to giving it a good exersize during the
upcomming fall hollidays -and on Mondays, which at the moment are my
only, weekly workingday as a pro photographer ;-)
Regards
Jens
http://www.planfoto.dk
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