I have not intention of going FF. With my DA* lenses, the K7 delivers all the 
quality I need. I've been selling some 24 x 30 prints, and the detail and 
sharpness are excellent. I hope Pentax continues to play a lead role in APS 
format. Their lens development strategy indicates that this exactly what is 
planned.
Paul
On Feb 22, 2010, at 8:37 PM, Tom C wrote:

> I understand exactly what Boris is saying.  If a 35mm sensor is 1.5x
> that of an APS-C sensor, then given the same pixel density, one can
> expect a significant increase in resolution using a FF 35mm sensor
> over an APS-C sensor. Many people already have the 35mm lenses.
> 
> I don't buy the digital lens superiority over those that were made for
> 35mm film systems.  Maybe there are some benefits here and there, at
> certain f-stops but I've been getting great results with FF lenses on
> digital bodies. Yes I know it's with the sweet spot of the lens, and
> yes I know about chromatic aberration and vignetting with FF, and of
> course the noise issue with increased pixel count overall.  As far as
> I'm concerned those all are excuses made when when one doesn't have a
> full FF body to offer to go along with a complement of FF lenses.
> 
> There's a good reason why other mfrs have a FF body in their lineup.
> Specifically, Nikon, Canon and Sony do not have a sensor to offer that
> is > 35mm FF format.  So the 35mm FF format allows their user base to
> realize an increase in resolution over APS-C that is significant and
> detectable in tests, using their existing lenses and presumed
> purchases of new FF lenses. Those mfrs have not been unsuccessful with
> these products.
> 
> I wager if Pentax came out with a FF 35mm format body, virtually every
> single person claiming they were perfectly satisfied with APS-C and
> could afford it, would jump to FF, in much the same manner that many
> did not need anything greater than a 6MP DSLR before there was
> anything better offered by Pentax.
> 
> Tom C.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 6:05 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Nothing wrong with a bigger sensor and more pixels.
>> 
>> That said, I have no urge to change from what I'm using now. At all.
>> It's working fine for my photography.
>> 
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