An image taken in desert with 5D Mark IV and 70-200mm f4L IS lens.
Settings: 1/80, ISO 100, f8, 200mm, hand held. With the available conditions: sand carried by wind, hot air even at sunset and given the fact that I've taken the shot at 1/80s and 200mm, I think the results are pretty good. There are details in the sand dunes, people are recognisable... The image is not edited, is just converted from RAW to JPEG in Photoshop with landscape profile applied.
and the crop image from the above one (final image 1400x933px).
But, for people who print very large, K1 has 3 advantages that I'm sure it counts when comes to extra details in files:
1. 36mp sensor
2. lack of AA filter (or, to be more precise, the option to enable or disable AA depending on what you shoot)
3. pixel shift
Add to the above 3 advantages the very good dynamic range, astrotracer and some other nice features and you get a landscape camera that is hard to ignore end very hard to beat at a very good price compared to competition.