Well we've already passed 5 for "this year" IF you count the WG-3,
WG-3 GPS, WG-10, MX-1, and now these three new models (Q-7, K-50,
K-500). I heard that a 645D II was in the works many moons ago, but it
hasn't shown up yet. I'm not sure what classification(s) of camera the
"5 new models" was supposed to represent. Given that they released a
new lens for the 645D at Photokina last year (the macro, right?) I
don't think they are finished with the 645 YET.

I still have to believe that a 24MP K-3 and K-3s are in the works
before the year is over. How long can you continue to release 16MP
sensor cameras? Sure, they seem to be a sweet spot, but even I'm
having trouble differentiating the models - what is a new shopper
going to think?

On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 7:30 PM, P.J. Alling <webstertwenty...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We're up to three.  But the differences between the K-30, K-50 and K-500
> once you look past the body shell are subtle to say the least.  I guess
> Pentax is actually making money on the Q system.
>
> Any guesses at what comes next?  645D  K-3 Full frame?  or APS-C 24mp.
>
> I'm not going to say I'm underwhelmed.  Pentax needed to differentiate an
> actual entry level camera and the K-500 really looks like it's an incredible
> bargain compared to the it's competition, but while I don't think I need a
> 24mp DSLR, if everyone else has one Pentax needs to have one too.
>
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