Pentax K-70

I have been looking for cameras. Panasonic, Sony and now Pentax K70. The high sensitivity 100-102400 is a bit more interesting than the high sensitivity 51200 (expansion) of Sony A6300, and it has hybrid AF focusing. Is it fast and accurate? I heard that Pentecostal didn't have to say anything about the picture quality. Wait for the evaluation, and give 4.7 points first. If the price is around 4500, it should be worth buying.

The camera is very light, the color performance is good, and the super resolution is also good for the entry-level camera in terms of function configuration. The drawback is that the focus is too slow

I have watched it for a long time, but it was released in July but has not been listed. Yesterday, I bought the K70 and reviewed the manual to start the trial run. The initial experience is that the first choice is to use pentaprism in the entry model, which is a highlight in itself. The body is solid and does not have the same lightness as other entry models. Secondly, 1. The focusing speed has been greatly improved compared with the previous paragraph (K30). 2. Pixels are upgraded to more than 20 million, improving the image quality. 3. The availability of photos taken with DA18-55mm lens under the condition of iso1600 is still acceptable. In my opinion, 1. The settings are complex, and many settings require entering the menu to adjust shortcut key functions. 2. Focus accuracy needs to be improved. 3. The anti shake performance is not satisfactory. In fact, I use the C family computer series. To a large extent, I was tempted by its color when I bought a Pentax. His color experience is different from others strictly speaking. This is just a preliminary feeling.