Originally posted by Miserere The K10D and K-x are 2 different animals IMHO. If you prefer a larger, sturdier camera, with better control layout and weather-sealing, and don't need ISO3200 and above, then the K10D will serve you well. If you need/prefer the opposite, then you should choose the K-x
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I find the k10d to produce absolutely gorgeous photos at iso 100 - some of the best from any maker
and usable to about 400 to 800
but beyond that things fall apart
I am very satisfied with mine - with those caveats