[Digitalis]

I'll give you tree.fiddy for it.

[DWS1]

I've never learnt to sell things, I still have the first digital camera I bought

This exactly. Still have my first, a Minolta SRT 101 and it still works.

[MarkJerling]

So when the new APS-C flagship comes, will you keep your current camera and buy the new one or sell your camera and upgrade?

Personally, I might go either route. I don't really need 2 cameras but occasionally I've felt as though I could've used 2 cameras in certain situations.

Nope. The K-1II is as much camera as I need right now. But, when I need a backup, I borrow the K-5 that I previously owned and gave to my daughter.

[MarkJerling]

In the spirit of current festivities, let me just say that we won't have any sales negotiated outside of the Marketplace.

Carry on.

[bwgv001]

never would sell a camera; still have my old ME, and KX from film days; my wife, of course criticizes me for hanging on to all the old stuff.

[bigdavephoto]

To put it simply, No. At this point in time, I will not be buying any new cameras in the foreseeable future.

I just hope both my K5IIs and My K7 continue to work as always.

[ffking]

I've never learnt to sell things, I still have the first digital camera I bought

that's me

[iheiramo]

Nope. The K-1II is as much camera as I need right now. But, when I need a backup, I borrow the K-5 that I previously owned and gave to my daughter.

Not planning on new APSC either. I like what FF does to my lenses, so if I'm doing upgrade at some point, it's for new FF camera. Would like to have 2 FF bodies, but I'm afraid I can't justify the expense, so upgrade would probably mean selling K1ii.

[beachgardener]

If you do decided to sell, what would make you choose to keep your K-5 over the K-3?

I enjoy the images from the K-5 very much, the K-3 is very good too, I could sell the K-3 to replace it with a new aps-c model, but to me the K-5 is special.

[ivanvernon]

So when the new APS-C flagship comes, will you keep your current camera and buy the new one or sell your camera and upgrade?

Personally, I might go either route. I don't really need 2 cameras but occasionally I've felt as though I could've used 2 cameras in certain situations.

I have never sold any of my old cameras because prices seem so low that it hardly seems worth the effort, so I am left with Q (the original), K-01 yellow bomb, K-10 (AF does not work), K-20, K-7 (new shutter assembly), K-5II, K-3, K-1, X-5, 645D, and 645Z. I just mainly use the K-1 and 645Z, probably should sell the others and buy another lens.

[alfa75ts]

probably should sell the others and buy another lens.

Or a house

[PJ1]

Just doing my part to help the community.

Oh … another post

[ivanvernon]

Or a house

. . . starting with $50 for the K-10. :>)

[garywakeling]

No, I would rather keep them in my just in case memory pile. Lucky I did as when I wanted to do some macro work with an old AF80 ring flash, I was able to drag out the old *ist D which used the old TTL flash system for perfect exposures. It still takes a nice shot as well.

[BigMackCam]

My K-3 is still serving me very well indeed, while my K-3II - bought as a backup at a very low price point - is barely used and ready for when the K-3 fails. Plus, I've a brace of GX-10 / K10D bodies that have become my mainstays when shooting conditions allow. So, much as I'd love to own the new body - and I've no doubt I'll end up with one eventually - it would be an expensive and unnecessary indulgence just now. When the time comes (probably two or three years, perhaps more), I'll sell some non-photography-related gear to part fund it