Originally posted by Drom Eddie, that is not helping me. Friends don't let friends buy multiple copies of the same camera body in different colors.
As an avid dual wielder at conventions and events, only having one camera body is really hard to get use to.
Two or more camera benefits:
- Dual wield with prime lenses (really key in bad conditions where you don't want to switch out lenses often)
- making videos of camera equipment (articles for my site would be tragically boring without two cameras that can take video)
- Having one or more backups. I ran into that problem when my K-5 went away for 3 months and was left with the K-7 only. I ended up getting a cheap used *ist D. With only one camera it would mean a complete "photo-block."
I'm incapable of buying one at the moment, but those colorful K-r are pretty neat. As I think I already mentioned, having a color DSLR could be a pretty good covert-ops camera for places or events that don't allow "professional" cameras. I can imagine them trying to prove this bright yellow camera I'm holding is professional.