Originally posted by Kunzite Well, I hope we won't see:
- 3" LCD, if that means moving the buttons (Canon-style). Higher resolution, yes (note that Pentax LCDs are quite good,
Obviously, the ergonomics need to be right, and buttons were not moved to the bottom on the D300, for example.
Actually Pentax chooses LCD screens that have been slightly lower in resolution such as in the K10D 2.5" 210,000 compared to others at 2.5" 230,000. Now, on the K20D the 2.7" is only 230,000.
Originally posted by Kunzite but now everyone want the LCD from D300 - which could be quite expensive for a ~1000$ camera).
Samsung is a world leader in LCD's. As the K30D, like the K20D will most likely be $1300, and already on the similarly priced Sony A700 as well, I'm sure Samsung can provide themselves & Pentax with a killer deal on a 920,000 pixel 3" screen.
Originally posted by Kunzite - Edge sharpening artifacts
Obviously this should be settable to different levels so you don't get those artifacts just like with the current only-choice textural sharpening. The point is it should be an alternate choice.
Originally posted by Kunzite - NR that destroy details, like Nikon (I don't care if it's luminance of chroma NR, the details are gone)
Of course, the noise reduction I am talking about is the kind already on the chip for RAW files - just with a little more importance placed on minimizing chroma noise, not at the user level of destroying details.