Check the concurrent thread with a link to DxO tests of various lenses on the
K-50.
I very much doubt that your choice of lens will matter much. Some are "better"
than others, but in practice you aren't likely to see a difference. If you are
obsessive, maybe there is a difference. But not likel
On Aug 27, 2013, at 07:05 , John wrote:
> I am considering a replacement of my ist DS and see that prices on used K-5's
> are starting to go down. Are there any lens issues I need to consider when
> going to a K-5. My lenses have been working well with my camera but will I
> start to see def
Hopping back in to say "JOhn, haven't you been reading my K-5 love posts?
Amazingly easy transition to K-5 from istD - so should be from DS.
I shot a bunch of things with manual lenses form the 70's too.
small learning curve, relatively. and you will love that it
tells you what you are doing o
The only danger I see in moving from an *ist DS to a K-5 is that you
might die from the ecstasy of the experience (but what a way to go!).
On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 7:26 AM, Brian Walters wrote:
> Quoting John :
>
>> I am considering a replacement of my ist DS and see that prices on used
>> K-5's a
Quoting John :
I am considering a replacement of my ist DS and see that prices on
used K-5's are starting to go down. Are there any lens issues I
need to consider when going to a K-5. My lenses have been working
well with my camera but will I start to see defects as the lenses
have been
I am considering a replacement of my ist DS and see that prices on used
K-5's are starting to go down. Are there any lens issues I need to
consider when going to a K-5. My lenses have been working well with my
camera but will I start to see defects as the lenses have been used for
a while. Th
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