Originally posted by timb64 The corresponding sizes are 24,14,6 and 2
Thanks. All useful for different purposes.
Originally posted by timb64 one of my main concerns was the lack of top plate LCD but after about a month I can say I really don't miss it.
Yes, I use the top plate on my K-5IIs all the time, but figured I could get used to not having it, especially since the KP has a flippy back screen. I wasn't crazy about the anemic GN6 flash on the KP either, but its high ISO capability compensates for that I suppose.
Originally posted by timb64 I use back button focus and the position is slightly higher on the KP and to start with I was hitting the green button by mistake
Actually this suits me just fine. I've often wished the AF button was higher on my K-5.
Thanks for the review link MrB1. It was helpful.
Originally posted by JensE I "moved" indirectly from K-5 to K-1 to KP. The K-5 has more direct physical controls combined with less features, making the interface simpler and slightly quicker to use. The KP adds a ton of features but has less physical space for UI elements.
I've had my K-5IIs for about a year now and have grown accustomed to where everything is. The KP will be a new learning experience. If I do get one, I'll want to spend considerable time with it before I leave on my trip.