Originally posted by repaap oh and wired, you still have your K-1? why? your A9 is so much better, isn’t it.
Because I still have some architectural work and for that the K-1 is just about perfect. If the K-1 had the A9 AF and buffer, there would be no reason to own the A9. Well, once Ricoh finishes updating the lens line up and add a 35mm F/1.4, 85mm F/1.4, & 135mm F/1.8.... Ricoh still has some work to do with glass as well as AF. When the K-1 nails focus, the K-1 RAW files are phenomenal to work with, but for people moving around and shooting wide open with fast glass, the A9 is just about impossible to beat. The K-1 is also an excellent studio camera. I can work slow and I am usually stopped down to F/5.6 so AF can be a little off and the DoF is wide enough that it doesn't matter. For people like Chris Knight
Dramatic Portraiture - RGG EDU who works with the 645z & K-1 you can create stunning art, but Knight spends more time setting up his lighting and post processing than actually shooting. He has a pretty slow process. For shooting events though, its just not practical.
I had an Olympus E-3 for several years and loved the glass and camera. I keep hoping Olympus will go full frame, but it doesn't appear to be happening. I might have to give the new Panasonic FF bodies a try. The G9 is an excellent camera.