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Forum: Pentax K-70 & KF
06-09-2016, 08:28 PM
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I think the "noise" explanation is merely the simplest answer Ricoh is willing to give that has some truth it. I'm sure the technical reasons are so arcane they would make all but an electrical engineer, physicist or signal processing theorist's eyes glaze over. What do they mean by "noise"? Is it the physical noise of the stabilization unit or is it digital or signal noise in the circuitry?
Ricoh seems to be picking and fighting the battles they can win. Look at the K-1. Prior to the announcement of this camera Ricoh said the would only produce a full-frame body that had features unlike anything else in the FF market. A full-frame body with 4K, 1080p 60fps mechanical stabilized would make Canon, Nikon, and Sony yawn. Pixel Shift Resolution is a game changer.
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