Originally posted by madbrain I think these are radically different cameras, IMO. The K-1 is just DOA when it comes to video, IMO. I think the low price is a reflection of that.
pricey enough in europe, for the fact that it doesnt deliver 4K, nor fast burst rates...
2200 US Dollars in Germany and Austria... that would be 2200 dollars... what makes a difference of 401 Dollars when the K-1 is available on the market, one may be able to get a used K-S2 alone for the difference of the US to the European price...or a brand new K-50 with kit lens and extras...
No i dont care about tax differences, really i do not - if you have a brain - you know that there IS a profit margin and g0664mn its not small.
As i know a guy from an electronics industry company, i know that the "self cost production"-rumours of all products up until know have been straight lies... an iPhone for instance is in no way more than 3-5% more expensive to produce than every other smartphone, most likely...
And not that i want to say, that they did not deliver a great camera for the year 2016, but missing 4K and being so dead
slow in full resolution is a big fail.
4K on this cam would have been a reason for me to buy a 4K TV at least...
AGAIN: ABOUT TWENTYFOUR MEGAPIXEL WOULD HAVE BEEN SUFFICENT. ALSO FOR PRODUCT PHOTOS AND LANDSCAPE, ESPECIALLY GIVEN THE FACT, THAT WE HAVE PIXELSHIFT-RESOLUTION.
And lets wait for photokina and see where the others are standing.... if this show is over we may could tap on our shoulders, but i guess that the A99II will be a real killer(if they release it)
I just dont see it that an A99II, if released would not beat the sh.. out of every other ILC on the market - starting from video over to extremely fast burst rates and IQ
(if they dont make the same fail as RICOH and obstruct their way to the winner's podium with an extreme high resolution sensor...)