Originally posted by jpzk What exactly is the " switchable AA bracketing" ... ? Maybe a dumb question but I'd like to know what it does/will do.
JP
The K-3 has no AA filter -- it uses the shake reduction mechanism to simulate one if you want. It has 3 settings -- off, mild, strong (I don't know what they are actually called). The new firmware allows to you automatically shoot a series of three shots, one at each setting. So since most people's general preference would be to leave it off for maximum sharpness and only turn it on if needed to avoid moire, now if you encounter a scene where you are unsure if moire is going to be a problem, you can turn on AA bracketing and figure out which looks best later in post-production without having to laboriously manually turn it to multiple settings for each shot.