Originally posted by edri
as K-S2 does not have the ability to connect a wired remote control, probably the dedicated MLU function does not make sense.
The K-S2 will no doubt support remote control, just like the K-S1 does. But if the K-S2 has no remote plug, it will certainly support wireless remote control. You can see the IR sensor on the front of the camera.
If you are changing cameras from the K-7, the K-3 is probably a more direct upgrade, IMHO. It has everything that the K-7 has, and more. But the K-S2 has some handy features the K-3 lacks, like a more compact body, WiFi and flippy screen. Depends on your priorities.