Originally posted by Adam One thing that's proved to be a major turn-off is the 645D's slow recording speed. While with the Nikon there is literally no lag when going back to look at an image that was just shot (even when shooting RAW or in continuous mode), with the Pentax you have to wait several seconds. For $10,000, one could expect a faster processor and some more RAM inside the body.
Well the 645D runs on the same system as K-7 (and K-5) only having 14-bit imagedevelopment makes it slow and then the extra pixelamount. This just needs to be updated, and I think that Pentax should offer current owners an option to send their 645D in and get the module with proceesor exchanged (at a charge ofcourse). I think the camera should support UHS-I and be able to keep up shooting at Hi continious speed!
Question: What in heavens name is the difference between Hi- and Low-continious shooting?
Originally posted by ronniemac the great outdoors. . . somewhere wet, somewhere dusty, somewhere very hot, and somewhere freezing cold....
guess it can be simulated.
That means: Top of a large building, gardenhose, going to some horses, a pizzaguy's oven and a butcher. Not to much to ask