LOL.

I don't see how this could be a welcome _back_. Ricoh GXR is still my
everyday take everywhere camera. Pentax K-5 will remain my camera of
choice whenever DSLR specialties are required.

I should say that I am 100% happy about my choice to sell DA*
16-50/2.8 and replace it with a pair of Sigmas - 17-70/2.8-4.5 and
24-60/2.8. I get both wider range (1st lens) and speed (2nd lens) when
I need it. What I am most surprised about is the flash - 500+ shots on
single set of Eneloops... That's not what I would have expected.
Especially so as I did not notice any degradation of speed of between
the shots readiness of it.

Also in terms of AF, I don't feel like I need to upgrade any further
from K-5... The center point was just fine even for that rather dark
conditions. I did miss several shots due to the area that is occupied
by the sensor - it focused on something that probably lied within the
same area (in terms of projection of real world onto AF sensor plane),
but I would highly doubt that K-5II AF system addressed that.

Already started going over the photographs. Processed some 60+ of
them. Everything is how I would have expected it it be.


On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 12:35 AM, Larry Colen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Welcome back to Pentax  Boris. Enjoy your visit. :-)
>
> Boris Liberman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Just returned from the school end year party of my older daughter.
>>Shot (prime number of) 569 photographs. I am extremely impressed with
>>the Metz 50 flash. It was always ready, always reliable and never
>>faltered even once. K-5 worked just fine, both in terms of low noise
>>at ISO 1600 and in terms of AF. Using central point with Sigma
>>24-60/2.8 was sufficiently fast and very reliable.
>>
>>All in all, I am very tired and very satisfied with my gear.
>>
>>Two more gigs to come this Friday...
>>
>>P.S. This is the very first time I actually witness that after 500
>>images, K-5 would create another folder with the same date...
>>
>>--
>>Boris
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