Originally posted by Livanz And a second shutter trigger connected to the viewfinder so you could take the picture by blinking ( has to be activated by a dedicated button of course ) would help taking photos at incredible low shutter speeds , no other competitor offers that and it could replace shake reduction .
The "blink shutter" is a good idea, but blinking can still cause some movement to be transmitted to the camera. Why not use the built-in mic on the camera to trigger the shutter to fire at specific sound. They could call it the "fart shutter", and nobody else would have it.
BTW, I do like the idea of an APS-H Pentax DSLR, assuming there is a real, tangible IQ advantage to be gained by the larger sensor, such as a significant improvement in low-light ability compared to the K-5 sensor.
If, on the other hand, the IQ advantage is small, then I think the larger sensor would be a disadvantage since it would reduce the effective reach of all my telephoto lenses, and would be more demanding of lenses by using glass closer to the edge, losing some of the APS-C "sweet spot" advantage, and increasing distortion.