Originally posted by Biro I'm really struggling with this. I just gifted my K200D to my niece, along with the DA 18-55 WR, DA 50-200 WR and DA 35 f/2.4 lenses. That leaves the K-5 as my only Pentax body.. along with about a dozen lenses including most of the DA Limiteds. I was thinking about a K-5 II or a K-30. But it occurs to me that a GXR would make a perfect second "Pentax" body if a K-mount module (especially with auto-focus) were introduced. So I'm waiting for that to happen, especially after the hints we've seen from Adam. Given the fact that I also have a micro four-thirds kit, it's kind of hard to justify yet another "system." But if that K-mount module actually happens, I might not need micro four thirds any longer. And the P10 module might allow me to also dump my Canon SX230. I'm hoping Ricoh Pentax will come though. In the meantime, a GXR with A16 24-85mm module is awfully tempting. I handled the GXR for the first time at a Pentax event in New York a couple of months ago and just fell in love with it.
I bought a used GXR with P10 last January. I fell in love with it. It is the perfect travel camera... 28mm to 300mm equivalent with a macro focus function.
I sold my Panasonic LX5, Panasonic G1, GF1, Olympus PL1 and I have not looked back.
To use my two M-Rokkors and my Olympus OM lenses, I got the M Mount module.
My only regret was selling the G1. It's built in EVF is superb. That said, I found the button pressing to get in into enlarged focus assist was awkward. The one button access (either native or with button redefining with the Olympus) was much easier. It is very easy on the GXR and the focus peaking (focus assist) is superb with the GXR.
My dream is for the GXR to have a built in EVF (like the Nikon V1 or Sony Nex 6/7). That would make the body perfect for me.
I would also like for Ricoh to develop a K mount module with AF. I want to migrate to AF as I age and the "Limited" Pentax DA and FA lenses are nearly perfect for me. I am very satisfied with APS and I do not need a full frame sensor. In fact, I would be satisfied with a 1" sensor (the Sony RX100 and Nikon V1 are superb).