I've added to the album:
K3 III Test photos | Flickr
New photos start at:
0000800 | ISO 800 | jaster131 | Flickr
Again, JPG from the camera with no processing. Same lens as before, f/2.8, and a sleepy subject with little interest in moving. The camera seemed to consistently focus between the eyes. ISO 1600 doesn't seem to be focused anywhere so I guess one of us moved. That ISO is covered in the other shots so I didn't bother taking it again. Didn't have time to do the 100% crop but the full image was uploaded so you should be able to view it at 100%.
Windows, ACDSee, and Flickr all max out at ISO 65,535 so they don't show the right information on high ISO images. Photoshop does show the correct ISO.
---------- Post added 04-24-21 at 10:37 PM ----------
Originally posted by mtkeller Give it a try. For me, my thumb rests nicely between the back focus button and the joystick. I’m learning that in shooting action, I sometimes need to tap the joystick to get focus back to the center as I try to track something unexpected. I’m liking the joystick, but it’s going to take some practice.
Looked at the K3 II again and BBF isn't out of reach, just a little awkward. I have to loosen my grip just a little. Generally wouldn't be a big deal but I have, on occasion, needed the other hand for stability or safety reasons. The K3 III is placed better for my hands so I'll give it a try again.
A joystick on a camera, that's going to take a little adjustment but I'm sure I'll pick it up quick. Only messed with to verify it works but that's how I focus most of my shots so it'll get a workout.
Still need to read the manual...
---------- Post added 04-24-21 at 10:39 PM ----------
Originally posted by Bertrand3000
But why you didn't test at higher ISO? This is where the check would have been interesting. KP at 12 800 has a very different rendering compared to 3200 and 6400.
Just added some higher ISO shots to the Flickr Album. This subject was sleepy so it was more tolerant of photos.