[Evidence] The reason why I use an SLR camera along with mirrorless models - Sho Niiro -

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Photographer Sho Niiro talked to us about the significance of using PENTAX DSLR in his projects.
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[@UlyssesAokiPhoto]

Great work Ricoh, and I always love how Sho-san's work is forward thinking.

[@x4rd]

The imporvement in Video quality which Ricoh is posting is clearly visible, great music, wonderful opening

[@highestsprings]

Totally agree and will be sticking to ovf as my main camera choice for as long as possible. His passion shines through as an artist, there is defiantly something engaging in seeing an image as it is through glass.

[@jerzyjablonski1432]

Great video and thank you for subtitles, allowing us, westerners to enjoy it too.
I use DSLR, Pentax one, because of the natural look it gives me. I work with monitors for most day and I like to play games so when I go out I want to enjoy the world as it is, not by looking at yet another screen and DSLR is allowing me to do so - see the reflected light comming from the subject, not emitted one from screen. But there is something equaly important - that surprise when you see the image on computer and lots of joy when doing final tweeks - was it a bit more green or blue? Did I get that sodium light right? There is not such uncertainity with mirrorless. Electronic viewfinder show you how final image will look like and I think it takes a bit of soul out of photography. It is great for pro work as there is no or little margin for errors, but for amateurs that treat photography as art... I think there is nothing better then DSLR. Maybe Twin Reflex but no one is making one in digital form :)

[@pix4japan]

I use a mirrorless camera for work just because the gear is compact and light. It is an advantage to have the shot processed on the LCD before hitting the shutter button since I am pressed for time on each photo shoot. For personal photo shoots of landscapes, seascapes, etc., I prefer the process of using an OVF to compose, and dialing in the settings to create an image I hope to achieve AFTER pressing the shutter button. This workflow forces me to slow down and work out in my head which parts of the exposure triangle I want to adjust. This is the part of photography I love the most-not so much the end result, which can be done much easier on my smartphone, but the process of using an OFV and tactile buttons and dials without needing to rely on the LCD.

[@-DreniM-]

Great photographer

[@mselsk7784]

Please make some more glass for the 645 system. If you need ideas you could always refer to the 645 roadmap of lens' that Pentax didn't produce.

[@VinceWatches]

OVF is very important to me too. The reason why I mainly shoot DSLR

[@tuetruong5618]

When k1 mark 3 ?

[@Amia67360]

Yesss, exactly! I want a K1III, but when? Pentax, please!

[@Noah-cu8du]

Quality work pal. This content needs P r o m o S M!