Originally posted by elliott I was talking about horizon correction, if you're not holding the camera perfectly level it can correct for you by rotating the sensor a few degrees. The alternative done in post processing crops the edges off the image to achieve this rotation. It can come in handy if you do a lot of handheld shots. The level displayed in the viewfinder is nice as well.
I use the grid overlay in the view screen and if that isn't good enough to get a level horizon.....just sayin...
I just received my K500 package which included the K500 body, the 18-55 AND the 50-200 lenses, a 32 gb SDHC class 10, a camera bag to hold everything AND the latest (?) Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Elements 12 on DVD shipped, tax free to the house for a TOTAL of $549.
I couldn't be happier.
IMHO, the differences between the K30 / K50 / K500 are absolutely insignificant.
BTW...I got it from BuyDig