The release of K-5 on the market, which addresses the deficiencies of the "seven," may lead many people to believe that reviews of this nature are no longer relevant in today's environment. Nevertheless, not everything can be explained so easily. Users have had access to K-7 for almost a year and a half at this point. intensively researched, double-checked, and tried out in a variety of circumstances. It is common knowledge what its strong points and weak points are. Due to the fact that it has only been available for purchase for the past three to four months, K-5 is still considered a "dark horse." It takes some time to develop an appreciation for it. After the K-5 was released, my initial reaction was one of disappointment because I was unable to get the most recent model. On the other hand, after giving it some thought, I came to the realization that the capabilities of the "seven" are more than enough for me (talent alone would be plenty!). And you continue to be incapable of keeping up with the advancements. And I think that's a wonderful thing. Also, the camera is excellent. If you show her love, respect, and at least a smidgen of inventiveness in how you interact with her, you can be certain that she will return the favor.
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