Originally posted by Winder Didn't you just say you were going to stop responding to my posts. I had hoped you were a man of your word.
If you stop adding comments like the one that I was responding to a few hours back, I really don't have a reason to comment. But if you add comments like the funny one with the big high resolution monitor and if you only add Youtube videos, then I must show you that you don't have real arguments for any of your comments.
And I can do that with my own photos or with Youtube videos also. Because there are tons of reviews where Sony cameras are not the best, but on Youtube is normal to find lots of videos to back-up your comments if you don't have your own images as arguments.
I really hope that you are not a marketing victim. In terms of image quality between cameras that are in the same class there aren't differences as visible as you think.
For example, I said on many occasions that I didn't left Pentax because of image quality, but because of the weak system at the time when K-3 II was released and because of the poor representation of Pentax in Romania. From the things I was interested in Pentax, lots of them are not a problem today.
1. Flash system seems to be solved with Cactus, Godox and Yongnuo that started to add Pentax compatibility
2. Lenses - with the trinity of modern lenses and with the 85mm and 70-200mm f4 on the way, my problems with lenses are solved
3. Lack of a full frame as an upgrade from K-3 II - Pentax released K1 and K1 II and solved this problem also.
If the next Pentax full frame camera will improve the af by 25-30% and if it will solve also the clearing buffer problem, then as a photographer with some experience it will be very difficult to recommand Sony or Canon or Nikon given the price of Pentax cameras and lenses. I mean, Sony with all the technology and investments still can't beat Pentax or Nikon or Canon DSLRs when comes to image quality. Or maybe it does, but it seems that only on DXO tests or on Youtube videos.
And they can't beat Pentax, Canon or Nikon not even with the 3th generation when comes to build quality, menus, grip and handling. And they didn't managed to find a solution not to get the sensor full of dust when you change lenses.
There is one thing that I'm afraid of when comes to Sony. They are close to do something very bad with this AI technology. They may take away all the fun when comes to shooting by giving to their cameras too much control. If the photographer will just be the person that will press the shutter button, then I really do hope that DSLR will be available at least 20 years from now.