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Forum: Pentax DSLR Discussion
12-06-2008, 08:12 AM
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it's greener if you need the features it provides and you're doing stuff for pay.
E.g., wedding photogs. Get a D700, get a 24-70 and you're pretty much done. Get an 85/1.4 if you're doing studio shots. Get a 70-200 for the extra body. Lot light performance spanks the K20D and those lenses are as sharp as primes.
Repeat for sports photog getting paid by magazines and buying $5K lenses.
For hobbyists? Not so much an obvious decision...depends on what you take pictures of and how much you value a higher success ratio at AF, lighting, etc...
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