How Big are the RAW Files it creates? I have a K10D with 10 mega pixel sensor that produces 16 MB files.
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The K-3 manual says 37 RAW images fit on a 2GB card. That's 54 MB if the card fills, or call it 50 if the 38th just didn't fit.
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As far as I know it will transfer RAW files but will not display them (it will transfer any files off the card.) A workaround is to shoot RAW+JPEG; it will then display the JPEGs. There is a maximum size of 4mb; it will transfer photos above this size but won't be able to display them. I have displayed images up to 12.8 megapixels (Canon 5D) on it (photos were under 4mb.)
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Hey Katrina: I wish that I could answer that for you but I can't, because I use a 16g sd card and I'm constantly reviewing and deleting recorded footage so I really don't know. I'm sorry :-(
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I think the camera used to output JPEGs at 5MB each... So I'd say somewhere between 400-600 if you shoot at full resolution.
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Mega pixel is not really that important. If you have more than 10MP you should be fine.
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It shoots in 1440x1080 square pixels which is stretched to 1920x1080 so it's a little soft (but not very noticeable) It is records video to MiniDV digital and stills to SD. I would say it still compares quite well.
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Dpreview.com is making those comments based on JPEG files only. Nobody shoots JPEG anymore. RAW files are where its at and the K10D is every bit as good as my Nikon D200 or similar cameras.
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Actually, it's 0.3 megapixels. The image is 640 x 480. That multiplies out to 307,200 or a little more than 0.3 mp. That's equal to the average cellphone video. Not bad for something that tiny, and cheap!
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not sure I understand ? Out of the box new purchase probaly won't have an SD card. Cards have become prolific and cheap, so its never been better for the consumer. An opinion, if I may offer one, is to buy name brand cards and look for the highest rated burst/memory index. My K5 and K5 II work flawlessly with SD 10 rated specs. Depending on your photographic use, a fast card will always be ready to capture a shot. There is nothing worse than discovering a missed opportunity. As for capacity, its a personal choice. I use 16 Gig cards because I have option open to me if a situation presents itself. I can shoot full RAW, or quickly dial down so as not to create huge files which will fill up a hard drive incredibly fast. My brother , recently retired as the President of Pentax, suggest using 8 gig cards, since cards do crash for any number of reasons. Better to have fewer lost images on an 8 than everything lost on a 16. AND speaking of memory, it is highly recommended that you get a 1T ( one terabyte ) portable USB external drive.
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Native (in camera) recording is 8 bit 4:2:0. So you compromise image quality by using internal memory.
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I download my pictures to large capacity auxiliary drive. I then upload from there the pictures I want to share. 16.0 MP is quite large and takes some time to upload.
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It all depends on the quality of the video. There is a 2 gb size limit. Then it switches to another file.
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Frame Rates: 23.98p, 24p, 25p, 29.97p, 30p Sensor Resolution: 2432 x 1366Raw Resolution : 12-bit RAW files recorded at 2432 x 1366Shooting Resolutions 2.5K RAW at 2432 x 1366.ProRes and DNxHD at 1920 x 1080
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I have the QX 10 with a 16GB mSD. The specs don't say what the max is for mine. 16 has always been enough for me at 2000+ pix capacity.
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It's because those are 1000MB Gigabytes instead of the 1024MB Gibibytes Windows use to measure the size, Those can also be called Gigabytes, hence the confusion. If you plug it on a mac it will say it's 30GB, but the file sizes will also seem bigger so no additional data can be stored
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Sensor size, not megapixels, is what matters. If you cram a lot of pixels onto a small sensor, and put the same number of pixels on a larger sensor, the pixels on the larger sensor are bigger. All other things equal, you end up with better image quality when you enlarge images captured with the camera that has the larger sensor. http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/digital-camera-megapixels-and-sensor-size.html
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a software called AMCAP which can fully utilize the 130 Mega Pixels. Download from here: http://noeld.com/programs.asp?cat=video