Pros
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+ In-body image stabilisation<br />+ Quick autofocusing system<br />+ Pixel Shift Resolution feature<br />+ Unique astrotracer feature for astrophotography
Cons
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- No touch/Articulation to LCD screen<br />- No Wi-Fi/NFC connectivity<br />- Only 27 autofocusing points<br />
Dynamic Range
Our Applied Imaging lab test chart shows that at a base ISO sensitivity setting of ISO 100, the K-3 II can achieve 12.3EV. This is a very good, but fairly standard dynamic range score for this type of sensor, and indicates raw files should contain plenty of recoverable shadow detail.
At ISO 1,600, a dynamic range of 10.8EV is achieved, which is still very impressive. When pushed past ISO 1,600, dynamic range drops by around 1EV per stop of ISO sensitivity increase thereafter.