Originally posted by philbaum More importantly, Under the sports scoring, the existing K5 sensor out rates the Nex7 24mp sensor:
It's interesting to note that in the DxOMark scores for the Nikon D800 vs the D800E, the D800E scores a tad better on the low-light score. Ditto for dynamic range, but not as noticeably.
So I wonder: does no AA filter mean more light reaches the sensor, hence better low-light performance?
If yes, we can probably look forward to slightly better low-light performance for the K-5 IIs than regular K-5s.
So higher resolution plus better low light performance - plus the better AF. Cool.