This made me laugh today..

Hi,

A photographer friend of mine is going to sell his Pentax K1 (I don't know if it's a mark i, ii or iii).

Dude has a lot of pro lenses and I am the first one to have a chance to buy his gear (or part of it).

Now, I mostly photograph on analog camera's and I love my Pentax MX and Super A. I also have some nice vintage lenses.

Sometimes I take my digital Nikon D5200 with me for some fast work. It has the 18-55 Tamron kit lens in it.

I have fallen in love with the idea of owning a digital Pentax, but i'm still conflicted, because it's no cheap camera and I don't know how digital camera's pre woned by pro photographers hold up in the future.

I love to read your thoughts on this matter.

Not particularly exciting subject matter, but I'm trying to get the best results and get some practice in ahead of an upcoming trip where I'll be doing some landscapes.

Pentax K5, aperture priority mode

F/13, ISO 200, WB = Cloudy, Color settings = landscape, center metering, and shutter speed was running 1/200 to 1/250 for most shots. I just picked two that were representative to post.

I'm reasonably pleased with the results, but would certainly appreciate any feedback or tips to improve.

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