See page 60 (PDF page 62) of the
K-3 operating manual.
I didn't know the K-3 allowed ranges of images to be selected for deletion, in addition to individual images. As a K-5 user, I tend to find myself selecting lots of individual images for deletion after a long series of shots, which is cumbersome. The maximum number of images that can be selected is also increased to 500 images, up from 100. This may seem silly, but I actually
have run into the image selection cap a few times on my K-5.
Even better, folder, range, and multiple image selections can be used for operations such as protection or RAW development, not just deletion! (The K-5 allows multiple image selection for RAW development and index creation as well, but not for protection. Range selection is not implemented on the K-5.)
Guess this is another reason to upgrade to the K-3 (II) when I get the money...
—DragonLord
Last edited by bwDraco; 04-27-2015 at 07:42 PM.