In a couple occasions I had to compare D600 and K-5 (one was outdoor in late afternoon of a grey day and the other time was an evening indoors in a restaurant) the D600 autofocusing was noticeably better than the K-5. The K-5 was hunting and correcting a lot, while the D600 snapped into perfect focus with no second thought. I also think it depends on the lens in use, but all in all I would swap AF systems in a split second. At Photokina, I had the feeling the K-5 II has improved a lot over the K-5, but again it depends on the lens. The 17-70mm gained a lot of speed and effectiveness, while the 50-135mm (aka the sloth) did not improve so much, and so did (not) the 12-24mm. Dario

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