Originally posted by reh321 Originally posted by photogem approx. measurements:
hight x depth:
101,0 x 70,5 mm K-NEW
101,0 x 76,0 mm KP
102,5 x 77,5 mm K3
But the depth of 70.5mm is what you measure just from the rubber-eye-piece to the front.
The real depth is less, because the eye-piece stands out quite a bit by its own.
So my guess is that it will be quite a bit more slender than the K3 and even the KP
So:
Smaller by quite some margin and ... possibly lighter!
Even with the smallest grip, my KP is not
small by any means - it is noticeably larger than my film-era "Super Program".
Member "Spock" asked:
Originally posted by Spock Does anyone know if the K-new will be the same size or smaller than the K3?
and not, if it was as small as a film-era Super Program.
Kind of as if you'd argue.... but my 110 is even smaller, why can't they get their act together.
The K-New is an APS-C DSLR with a display and you know this very well so arguing like this is mixing apples with oranges.
Originally posted by clackers The K-01 copped a lot of flak from Pentaxians on launch that in retrospect looks churlish, because it was fine for what it was - just ask actual owners, and we have several of them here.
It got hammered for what it wasn't, and Pentax have never revisited mirrorless.
I loved the minimalistic retro-design of the K-01 and had no problems with some quirks (rubber door etc)
But even in it's days during a day of bright sunlight it was impossible to use the LCD and one had to, it had no OVF and lacked EVF.
If one knows how slow contrast detection in LV-mode is with the K30 compared to phase detection, one was pretty much stuck with the K-01 in a sunny day.
The stakes for an APS-C and KAF were high for the K-01 but the lack of EVF and the very bad behavior of the LCD in sunlight (these days much worse)
made it a pain to use. Picture quality was on the same level as K5II/30/50 but in sunlight almost useless.
This was sad because some great potential was not thought to the end! If they would have sacrificed the flash but option for an external one it would have been that what now with the K-NEW might come.
But Ricoh made it already much better with the small K-S1 which had OVF and was not really larger.
The K-S1 is an interesting example how small is possible without sacrificing important features.
Puts comparisons such as reh132's one against the Super Program into perspective.