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> De: Dragan Grašič <[email protected]>
> Jaume,
> yes, the K-x AF-performance is a veritable step forward, now it works
> flawless
> also in low light.
> You should check if this AF-tweak is good enough to suit your particular
> style
> of photography.
Yes, I have to see it with my own eyes...
;-)
>
> Concerning Hyperprogram, you can activate it in the Rec Menu 4/Green Button
> then
> set up E-dial in P-mode either to Program shift (default) or Av/Tv and off.
> You
> have to pick either one or the other because K-x has just one E-dial.
Well, not the same but still...
>
> Yes, status screen can be turned off by pressing Info button twice (first
> klick:
> control panel, second klick: off), yet if doing so it won't show you the
> review
> after shot. But if you want to change ISO and press the dedicated button the
> status screen will go on again even if it was turned off before. There is a
> way
> to work around this though, the Sv-mode.
I see, that's the price for size and not having the top LCD.
>
> A word about shutter sound: this is unique by each Pentax camera I have heard
> so
> far. K-x sounds less "motorized" and less damped as the K20 sound, somehow
> the
> subjective feeling upon the sound is as the exposure time is being longer as
> it
> actually is. The camera is a bit louder than K20, which makes it harder to
> use
> unnoticed in silent situations. But outside in the crowd with a pancake lens,
> you will have no problems... :))
>
My friend's DL sound horrible to me now, but not in the Ds days...
> cheers,
> dragan
Many thanks again Dragan, and please kind posting your observation on the K20D
vs. K-x differences that you may find relevant. Surely I am not the only one in
the list that will appreciate it.
Regards,
Jaume
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