Originally posted by First Poster K3 + 50mm and flash bundle from Adorama or this K3-II?
Look to the features each has and (more importantly) does not have, and ask which is best for your style of shooting.
If any camera needed a flash bundle, it's the K3-II because it doesn't come with one on-board. If you're trading up from another DSLR, how often do you use your onboard flash? A lot? Don't own a stand-alone unit or want to travel light without it? You'll want the K-3 bundle (because the K-3 has the onboard flash).
How often do you use/feel the lack of a GPS tag when taking your photos? A lot? Need flash at the same time? Lean towards the K3-II, because I'm not sure the K3 internal flash plays well with the clip-on GPS.
Dedicated long-exposure/deep sky astrophotographer but not that much into star-trails? Who needs flash! K3-II.
Dedicated landscape photographer or still-life-on-tripods shooter? Pixel Shift was put there just for you! K3-II.
First DSLR ever/first Pentax SLR ever and you're breaking the piggybank to find those last nickels to afford it? You need a lens to go with that camera and the 50 is an optically decent lens that will at least get you shooting; K-3 bundle (as opposed to staring with a mixture of adoration and confusion at your highly capable but glassless and therefore useless K3-II).
HOWEVER, don't buy a K3-II with the idea that hey, maybe I'll get into astro or landscapes. Buy it for what you're doing
now and need the new gadgetry for
now, and consider at the same time all the gadgetry (lenses, flashes, etc.) you already have (or don't have!)
now (and what else you might need to support it). Think SYSTEM, not just CAMERA.