Originally posted by pres589 If this is the case, and I'm not calling him a liar.... just what is Ricoh doing with APS-C then from a body standpoint? I'd really like to see the advances made with the K-1 and KP wrapped up in a body that has a good top LCD and bigger battery of the K-7/5/3 line.
Sorry to continue the wander away from the original intent of this thread.
I think the K3 II sequel is, in some ways, a tougher camera to design than a K-1 sequel. K3 II sequel has to have high frame rates with at least decent tracking auto focus, more auto focus points (read, D500 lite -- at least D7500 specs with dual SD cards and pixel shift). On the other hand, a K-1 sequel just needs a new sensor, improvement in buffer size and a little bit in frame rates and maybe some bones thrown to the video guys.
I am surprised if there is a K-1 sequel coming out (pleasantly so), but wouldn't think that this means there isn't a k3 II sequel coming down the road as well.