Also, what is the maximum write speed of the K-30 to a high-speed UHS-I card? The PC Magazine test suggests a write speed of around 45-50 MB/s, while we know that the K-5 is limited to about 20 MB/s.
In any case, this bodes well for Pentax with sports photography. A 50+ shot JPEG buffer is a very positive sign, and if Pentax gets the AF and continuous shooting performance (with dual PRIME M processors, hopefully) right in the next flagship, we
probably will have a real winner.
--DragonLord
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