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It would definitely appeal to a certain demographic that’s for sure!

Definitely is i think

Not quite as exciting as your multi dayers but thanks for checking it out mate

With that much family significance i too would not be able to part with those lenses and i think pairing them to a modern K1 body is the perfect solution. I’d love to give the K1 a go some time.

@@ZakariKha it's a fun camera, and with Catch in focus it is really easy to focus with the old lenses, hold down the shutter button and focus, as soon as it is in focus the camera fires. Also the astro tracker and so many weird and great stuff the camera has to offer, and very good picture quality. the menu is a bit dated and would be great to have a touch screen for focus selection. don't want a mirrorless, I like to see the real world.

@ronbokje6213 yeah hearing this just reaffirms me wanting to give it a try. I think both systems have there benefits but the dslr is a more tactile sensory experience i think.

That is a great kit you've put together and super portable which I love as someone who obviously spends most of his time outdoors. My problem with M43 is that as soon as the light goes and you need to push the ISO, image quality falls to pieces. APSC sensors are simply just better, especially the new BSI sensor in the K3 Mark III. I would hazard a guess it would be what goes in the next Ricoh GR. The colour science is top tier and low light ability is nothing short of impressive. So the K3 would be my choice out of the two if there is any need to crank iso. An articulating screen would be great but as half the internet will complain some people do not like them. If you mean an evf on top of the pentaprism I don't think that would work too well ergonomically. If they implement something like what is in the X100 series I think it would be costly. If you read my blog, I go much more in-depth there and suggest that they maybe join the L mount alliance and offer a K to L Adapter with the initial bodies. This gives them instant access to a plethora of amazing lenses which I believe is your main complaint about the FF system Pentax offers.

Thank you for watching! I hope you found it useful/entertaining!

@@ZakariKhavery useful video for me as a beginner I just bought a second camera and I was curious about getting a telephoto lens , would you recommend this one for landscape photography ?

I would like to use it for moutain photography but I got advised to get a prime lens for a wider view

@hellothere9964 if you like tight intimate landscapes. It would definitely be useful for that. Contrast isn’t strong but nothing you can’t fix in post. I’d add a polarizer to it though to bring back colours

It does really depend what your style dictates and what kind of mountains you have access to. The mountains we have here in NSW Australia are not the lone standing alpine mountains you see in some places. In saying that I mostly shoot ultrawide lenses for landscapes.

Hey as I said this is just my opinion but it is where the industry has moved for a reason. I hike quite a bit so weight is always a consideration for me.

@@ZakariKha I hike a lot, too--every day, 1.5 hours or so. And I'm 65. Mind you, not endless alpine steepness... It's just that Pentax has decided to stand their pentaprism ground, and we hear plenty of mirrorless whispers, pleas, really, from Pentax users.

@fingling8 i think if your fear is the pentaprism dslr will go if they do make a mirrorless is unfounded with them. Seeing as they have just put out a film camera. They are quirky and that is something that is beautiful about Pentax. They can walk that line

I realise i had definitely been missing out. Hopefully this goes some way to rectifying that issue.

In all fairness the Canon M3 is probably not the best example of what mirrorless cameras are capable of. I myself shoot primarily Lumix full frame cameras

It’s nice to see Pentax around that’s for sure as one of the OG film camera makers still around!

I completely get it. Some cameras have this intangible quality that make them so much more than a gadget. It's what initally got me to move to Fuji when they released the original X100 and Xpro1. They were such a job to use.

I would love to have tried that lens. I had purchased my own older 12-24mm F4 to use for the review but also had the Sigma 30mm and 20-40mm.

Hahaha I am going as well as can be man how about you? Thanks so much man.

I think the scary part for me was not knowing as that left me with no direction/options on what to do or how bad it was.

Thank you so much for your kindness and blessing Louisa! Very much appreciate it!

Thank you Ervin. Hopefully I can get back out soon. Very much appreciate you taking the time out to wish me well.

Oh man I would love to see one! Have only encountered the chocolate variety

Thank you for watching! I will be getting to those as soon as i recover from having my gallbladder extracted. It was obviously an unintended side quest.

Oh it definitely is and hopefully the track damage has been repaired now! Hope you are well Louisa

@@ZakariKha Thank you and I am doing fine .

Donuts are awesome!

I did it last Friday 24th May 24. The walk down the Six Foot track is awesome, but the track leading from the Water board service road is marked by a cairn of rocks, be careful walking up the monocline to the hole as the track is hard to see and there are game trails that are leading from it, which makes it easy to make a wrong turn, the track has three markers, the last being the sign at the back of Devils Hole. Other than that if you are an experienced walker. It is awesome.

@andrewpaglia1 glad you enjoyed it Andrew! I agree with you that the way back up the Devil’s hole side is a bit sketchy in terms of defined tracks. I believe a landslide had something to do with that.

​@@ZakariKha the landslide was in the devil's hole itself and it makes the climb a little more fun. But the walk from the Water Board road to the hole is what I am referring to. I had to use my gps a couple of times to see if I was going the right way. The main one was after you cross the creek a second time on the walk to the hole. There is game trail leading right when you need to go left and it"s as wide as a track, and looks like one.

Oh yes after the turn off from that property(water board i assume) right?

@@ZakariKha the part in between. The marker signs are really old too. Someone put a stone cairn at the start there but its hard to notice.

Hope you enjoyed it mate and definitely can recommend getting out and giving it a crack. Have a good one

Always happy to travel to get to a great walk. Thanks for watching Ewen

Thank you for watching Louisa

It is definitely worth any challenges it brings.

Thank you so much!

Glad this old and arguably bad review has helped you Tomas. I look back and cringe as I know I can do so much better now.

Me too. Its so lush and green. A wonderland

Glad you enjoyed it

That was definitely my mindset for this one. Thanks for watching anyway Louisa

Sorry man you chose the most unexciting track to tune into 😅

I only have m43 glass so only used those I guess. Not all native. Some fast cheap chinese primes are fun like the Kamlan 50mm f1.1. Thank you so much for watching.

is the path going down to the falls as steep as the one at wentworth falls?

@nicebukol3319 no where near as steep. I just know it as Leura Cascade Loop

You can do Fern Bower as part of this walk or just the circuit though Fern Bower is currently closed.

Thank you so much my friend

Would a video on how to use navigation apps help Louisa?

@@ZakariKha Yes it would , thank you .

@louisaklimentos7583 i will work on one for you and anyone else who might find it useful

@@ZakariKha Thank you so much

Thank you! Cheers!

The best way to reset from the dramas of modern life hey Louisa?

Hope it helped

Definitely was quite the quaint walk! Thank you

Oh it most definitely is! Did you end up giving it a go?

@@ZakariKhaNo my husband had other plans . I will do it in the future

It let something poison it from within. So the lesson being let go of those things that poison us from within. Hate, anger, jealousy etc…

I hope truly hope things get better for you soon

I’m sure they only want the best for you. Nothing you can do about what’s passed. Learn the lesson of this experience and use it to be better in the next exam! You got this!

I’m glad to hear. I genuinely hope you are doing ok ☺️