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exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote:exc-hulk wrote:
Deep Tech to start
got this new toy today morning
Congrats on the new camera Phil!
The K-70 seems to be very favorably reviewed! I'm not sure your excellent pics could get any better, but I'm sure you will have fun trying with the new toy!
my friend !
Awesome camera.
Perfect complement to mine K-30.
Do you see your K-30 getting any more use with this new K-70 arrival? (I expect not). Maybe you'll use it in rough environments where you don't want the new toy to get damaged, but I suspect you'll be using the new one from now on....
Mmmhhh, I think I use both.
Probably the new K-70 more.
The K-30 & K-70 are made for rough enviroments. So that is not the point.
But I know what you mean.
I love these massive equipped cameras.
Both equipped with many gaskets for water and dirt resistance (inclusive the lenses).
Moreover the new K-70 has a strong magnesia body.
And I own a Canon 1000D and a NIKON P7100.
I think the Canon has to go.
In comparison with the K-30 the K-70 is a heavy weight.