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(2 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 2355 Vadoze Zone Journal. 16(12): 1-16.Vadose Zone Journal. 16(12): 1-4.Geophysical Research Letters.44: 6833-6840. Zhang, B. Zhang, B. Zhang, B., Wu, C., Huete, A.R., Gonsamo, A., Lei, L., Ponce-Campos, G.E., Liu, X., u, Y. 2017. Country-level net primary production distribution and response to drought and land cover change.Remote Sensing, 9, 184. International Soil and Water Conservation Research. 4(2):75-86.Proceedings of the Fifth Interagency Conference on Research in the Watersheds. March 2-5, 2015, North Charleson, South Carolina. P 2-3. (773 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 2307 Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain ResearchBiogeosciences. 13:425-439. Rangeland Ecology and Management. 69: 4-19.Nature Climate Change. 6:710-716.Hydrology and Earth System Science. 20: 2001-2018. Proceedings of the Fifth Interagency Conference on Research in the Watersheds.Geophysical Research Letters. 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(911 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 2072 ISBN: 978-1- 051-9010-7 416 pgs.J Soil Water Conservation 2011 66(5):154A-162A.ISRSE 2011, 34th International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Environment, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, 10-15 April 2011.Fine International Conference on Gigapixel Imaging for Science-Conference. November 11-13, 2010. (196 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 2074 Research Insights in Semiarid Ecosystem Symposium.Research Insights in Semiarid Ecosystem Symposium.Fact Sheet for web posting and general distribution. (3 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 2119 Environmental Variation on United States Rangelands.In Saltcedar and Russian Olive Control Demonstration Act. Science Assessment (eds Shafroth PB, Brown CA, Merritt DM), pp. 35-47.USGS - ScientificThird International Symposium Recent Advances in Quantitative Remote Sensing (RAQRS).Rangeland Ecol Management. 63:614-629.Three Long-Term Interconnected Geospatial Data Sets.Global Change Biology. 15:2905-2920.Gulch Experimental Watershed.Gulch Experimental Watershed, Arizona, United States.Watershed, Arizona, United StatesUnited States.Watershed, Arizona, United States.Experimental Watershed, Arizona, United States.Watershed, Arizona, United States.Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Environmental Problems of Central Asia and their Economic, Social and Security Impacts.Chapter 15: IN: The North American Land Cover Summit, Association ofJournal of Arid Environments. Collection: U.S. Department of Agriculture Walnut Gulch. Experimental Watershed.Contribution of Working Group II to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, M.L. Parry, O.F. Canziani, J.P. Palutikof, P.J. van derIn: Monitoring and Evaluation of Soil Conservation and Watershed Development Projects.Summer Computer Simulation Conference. In: Proceedings of the 2007 summer computer simulation conference.Water Management and Soil Conservation in Semi-Arid Environments.Water Management and Soil Conservation in Semi-Arid Environments.Soil Science of America Journal. In the Arid Southwest.Water Management and Soil Conservation in Semi-Arid Environments.Hydrological Processes.Hydrological Processes.Rainfall excess overland flow. In: Anderson, M.https://hardwareusato.com/images/collins-complete-woodworker-s-manual-albert-jackson-david-day.pdf G., editor. Encyclopedia of Hydrological Sciences.Resources Congress 2005, May 15-19, Ankorage, Alaska.Encyclopedia of Water Science.Proceedings of the 20th International Grassland Congress. June 26 - July 1, 2005, University College, Dublin Ireland. p. 587. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1653 European Geophysical Society Meeting,European Geophysical Society Meeting,Collins, CO, pp. 14-15. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1737 Southwest Watershed Research Center Web Site: (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1606 Remote Sensing of Environment. 95(4): 493-501 (950 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1617 PhD Dissertation, School Renew. Nat. Res., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 217 p.Agronomy Abstracts, Science to Secure Food and the Environment, 2004 ASA-CSSA-SSSA Internat'l. Annual MeetingsPhotogrammetric Engr. and Rem. Sens., pp. 647-664. (3.97 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1532 San Pedro River Geo-Data Browser and Assessment Tool.No-Tillage Management Series, CD Rom. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1531 Geoderma 119(1-2):69-83. (253 kb PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1586 Encyclopedia of Water Sci., pp. 267-274. (698 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1603 Poster for Society for Conservation GIS, 6th Annual Conf.Photogrametric Engr. and Rem. Sens. 69:675-693. (6010 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1583 Catena 52:9-21. (136 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1571 In: Water Resources Perspectives: Evaluation, Management and Policy, A.S. Alsharhan and W.W. Wood (eds.), Elservier Sci., BV, The Netherlands, 6 p. (759 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1310 Catena 51:33-43. (132 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1570 Southwest Watershed Research Center (SWRC) publication, 43 p. (6.31 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1588 Catena 51:89-114. (557 KB PDF) (MAN 58) Catena 48:149-161. (552 KB PDF) (MAN 52) Ecological Soc. of Am. and Soc. for Ecological Restoration Annual Meeting, Aug. 4-9, Tucson, AZ, Oral Presentation Abstracts, p. 202. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1470 Information Needs, May 15-17, Tucson, AZ. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1466 MS Thesis, School of Renewable Nat. Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 165 pPhD Dissertation, School of Renewable Nat. Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 170 p MS Thesis, Dept. of Hydro. and Water Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 104 p. (Order from: Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1475 PhD Dissertation, Dept. of Agric. And Biosys. Engr., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 176 p. (Order from: Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1829 Eco-hydrology of Semiarid Landscapes: Interactions and Processes; Sept. 9-13, Taos, NM, WRMiAR 202 Sym., Kuwait, 17 p. (1.23 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1394 Eurasian Soil Sci. 35(11):1237-1242. (2019 KB PDF) (MAN 65) Mexican Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting, Nov. 4-8, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, GEOS 21(3):242. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1390 Fall AGU Meeting, Dec. 10-14, San Fancisco, EOS Trans. AGU 82(47): Abstract H41D-0309. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1393 Geospatial Information in Agriculture and Forestry, Nov. 5-7, Denver, CO. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1368 Fall AGU Meeting, Dec. 10-14, San Fancisco, EOS Trans. AGU 82(47): Abstract H21E-05. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1389 Geospatial Information in Agriculture and Forestry, Nov. 5-7, Denver, CO,6 p. (-370KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1380 Watershed. Proc. Am. Water Resour. Assoc. Annual Water Resour. Conf., Nov. 12-15, Albuquerque, NM, p. 44. (Abstract Only.) (82 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1388 Geospatial Information in Agriculture and Forestry, Nov. 5-7, Denver, CO. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1369 Geospatial Information in Agriculture and Forestry, Nov. 5-7, Denver, CO. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1367 Catena 43:277-291. (1421 KB PDF) (MAN 48) II-229 - II-236. (1816 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1355 (MSM 2155) PhD Dissertation, School of Renewable Natural Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 283 p. (Order from: Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1332 Aspects of Applied Biol. 60, 10 p. (810 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1321 Earth Surfaces Processes and Landforms 25:1035-1043. (650 KB PDF) (MAN 42) SWRC Reference No.: 1297 Science's Compass 290:1300. (308 KB PDF) (MAN 64) MS Thesis, School of Renewable Nat. Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 261 p. (Order from: University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI 48109). (25.4 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1686 PhD Dissertation, Dept. Hydrol. and Water Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 224 pMS Thesis, Dept. of Plant Sci., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 52 p. (Order from: University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI 48109). (14.8 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1699 Resource Last Word, Dec., p. 33. (174 KB PDF) (MAN 63) PhD Dissertation, Dept. of Agric. and Biosystems Engr., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 177 p. (Order from: University Microfilms, Ann Arbon, MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1689 Livestock Manage. in the Am. Southwest; Ecology, Soc.Hydrology and Water Resour.PhD Dissertation, School of Renewable Nat. Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 200 p. (Order from: University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1659 PhD Dissertation, School of Renewable Natural Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 141 p. (Order from: Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1301 SWRC Reference No.: 1280 Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 24:677-686. (572 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1283 Developed for USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service and USDA Cooperators to assist in implementing RUSLE. Applicable to RUSLE Version 1.04 and 1.05, and the USDA-NRCS Field Office Computing System (FOCS) RUSLE program, 50 p. (-3519 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1135 Oxford Companion to the Earth. SWRC Reference No.: 1212 On-Line Proc. 19th Annual ESRI User Conf., July 26-30, San Diego, CA, 15 p., Available at www.esri.com. (2581 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1250 SWRC Reference No.: 1279 Arid Soil Res. and Rehabilitation 13:201-217. (964 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1101 PhD Dissertation, New Mexico State Univ., Las Cruces, 236 p. (Order from: Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1289 Water Resour. Res. 35(8):2505-2511. (-1,015 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1258 PhD Dissertation, Dept. Hydro. And Water Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 156 pOn-Line Proc. 19th Annual ESRI User Conf., July 26-30, San Diego, CA, 15 p. Available at www.esri.com. (2011 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1252 PhD Dissertation, Dept.SWRC Reference No.: 1276 SWRC Reference No.: 1278 Applied Engr. in Agric. 15(4):295-301. (847 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1286 USDA, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Research Paper RMRS-RP-18, 50 p. (3.64 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1287 ASA-CSSA-SSSA, Proc. 4th Internat'l. Conf. on Precision Agriculture, July 19-22, St.SWRC Reference No.: 1277 Use of Rainfall Simulators for Parameterizing Process-based Hydrologic Models, I.S. Cohen, J. Stone, and R. Jasso-Ibarra (eds.). No copies available. SWRC Reference No.: 1275 The impacts of digital elevation model data type and resolution on hydrologic modeling. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Arizona, Tucson. 247 p.In: Multicriteria Analysis for Land-Use Manage., E. Beinat and P. Nijkamp (eds.), Kluwer Academic Publishers, Norwell, MA, pp. 163-177. (3 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1149 Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 189-194. SWRC Reference No.: 1199 Eurasian Soil Sci. 37(1):88-91. (619 KB PDF) (MAN 67) Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 208-211. (-2.053 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1197 (MSM 2079) MS Thesis, Dept. of Soil, Water and Environ. Sci., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 49 pMS Thesis, School of Renewable Natural Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 213 Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 99-102. (-425 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1202 Frankenberger, W.T., Jr. and Engberg, R. A. (eds.) Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, NY, pp. 61 - 74. (DAM 31) Water Resour. Res. 34(6):1491-1498. (MSM 1975) NASA Commercial Remote Sensing Verification and Validation Sym., Aug. 4-6, Stennis Space Center, MS, pp. 1-14 (available on CD). (6 MB PDF) (MSM 2084) Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 204-207. SWRC Reference No.: 1249 (MSM 2015) Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, p. 12. SWRC Reference No.: 1205 (MSM 2082) Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 27-32. SWRC Reference No.: 1205a Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 49-54. (2.01 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1292 (MSM 2011) PhD Dissertation, Dept. of Agric. And Biosystems Engr., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 296 p. (Order from: Univ. Microfilms, Ann Arbor MI 48109). SWRC Reference No.: 1747 PhD Dissertation, School of Renewable Nat. Resour., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, 211 pMeteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 212-215. SWRC Reference No.: 1291a (MSM 2055) Meeting of the Informs Canadian Operational Research Soc. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1210 Catena 32:15-22. (524 KB PDF) (MAN 36) Meeting of the Informs Canadian Operational Research Soc. (Abstract Only.) SWRC Reference No.: 1209 Water Resourc. Res. 34(11):3157-3168. (1000 KB PDF) (MAN 39) Water Resour. Res. 34(12):3405-3420. (3526 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1255 Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 238-243. (904 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1201 Meteorological Soc. Meeting, Jan. 11-16, Phoenix, AZ, pp. 84-87. (534 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1198 ASCE Manual of Engineering Practice, Final Draft, Prepared by the Urban Drainage Standards Committee, Codes and Standards Activities Comm. (CSAC), Technical Activities Comm. (TAC), 195. SWRC Reference No.: 1602 Assessment, April 29-May 1, Weslaco, TX, pp. 82-95. (MSM 1991) IEEE Geosci. and Rem. Sens. 36(1):265-272. (1392 KB PDF) (MSM 1934) Part I: Use of radiometric surface temperatures and a spatially uniform resistance. J. Applied Metero. 36(4):281-292. (-1,338 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1174. Water Resources Res. Inst. Info. Servies No. 86, pp. 24-37. (880 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1175. Water Resources Res. Inst. Info. Servies No. 86, pp. 122-129. (-696 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1176 Handbook 703, pp. 349-361. SWRC Reference No.: 717h Handbook 703, pp. 329-336. SWRC Reference No.: 717g Water Resources Res. Inst. Info. Servies No. 86, pp. 204-213. (1.27 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1177 Applied Math. and Computation 83:173-194. (1656 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 987 Water Resour. Res. 33(12):2951-2965. (1941 kb PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1148 Handbook 703, pp. 325-327. SWRC Reference No.: 717f Handbook 703, pp. 253-324. SWRC Reference No.: 717e Handbook 703, pp. 183-251. SWRC Reference No.: 717d Handbook 703, pp. 143-181. SWRC Reference No.: 717c Handbook 703, pp. 18-64. SWRC Reference No.: 717b Handbook 703, pp. 1-17. SWRC Reference No.: 717a Use of plant hormones for crop improvement. Patent number 5,614,467. Filed June 2, 1995. Granted March 25, 1997. Water Resources Res. Inst. Info. Servies No. 86, pp. 109-121. (894 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1123 Water Resour. Res. 33(4):865-876. (1146 KB PDF) (MAN 29) Water Resourc. Res. 33(4):809-815. (683 KB PDF) (MAN 31) Eurasian Soil Sci. 30(5):552-556. (983 KB PDF) (MAN 32) Sensitivity analysis and discretization on small watersheds. Trans. ASAE 40(4):935-943. (746 KB PDF) (MAN 34) Comparison to measured data from small watersheds. Trans. ASAE 40(4):945-952. (704 KB PDF) (MAN 35) Obtain a copy from Mark Weltz, at the National Program Staff, Beltsville, MD. SWRC Reference No.: 1165 Pesticide Sci. 49:344-352. (994 KB PDF) (DAM 12) SWRC Reference No.: 717i Applied Mathematics and Computation 83:97-115. (1.12 MB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 1126 Hydrological Processes 11:1833-1859. SWRC Reference No.: 1110 USDA-ARS Agric. Handbook No. 703, 384 p. (21,877 KB PDF) SWRC Reference No.: 717 Global Change and Agriculture: Soil, Water and Plant Resour., Vol. II: Program Details and Project Reports, Feb. 22-25,1994 Workshop, Norman, OK, USDA-ARS Global Change Res. Program, pp. 102-104. What Pentax (even olympus) fit in those small cameras were insane, it made Nikon and Canons design teams look like they were ran by Jane Goodalls chimpanzees during that era. I just don’t rate them as highly as the others. Maybe the LX warrants an honourable mention. The LX, like the lenses seems a lot to pay for what you get. Opinions on this vary greatly, and mine are certain to change from time to time. I am wanting know what camera is shown above.it’s the 3rd picture down from the start of this page. It has a nikkor lens on it I myself have this camera, but not as pristine. My equivalent lens is a Nikkor 55mm 1:1.2 SSC AI’d, although I am in the process of aquiring a Noct-Nikkor. My body and finder cost a third or less of the price I’d expect to pay Bellamy for a camera like the one pictured and the lens cost around a tenth of the price of the mint Noct-Nikkor. Little tweaks in the spec make a big difference.There is NOT a mark on it. I would think the F2as would have to be the top pick of all time fav film cameras. The FM3A is a solid built camera. An excellent work horse, and is one of the lightest film SLRs I have owned too. I love my FM3A. For the record, I wasn’t at gunpoint when I purchased it. Now just building up a good lens set for it. I went down to the basement and I found the camera bag brought it up to couch opened it up and Found a Mint and I mean Mint Minolta X-700 with 6 or 7 Different lenses, I am buy no means a Photographer and I dont pretend to know anything about cameras but i figured if he owned all this it must have been a good unit. So I set out to The Source store for a couple batteries and a roll of film put it in the camera and to my suprise it still snaps them off like a champ. I have read many things concerning DSLR and 35mm SLR camera and most say that in order to replicate the resolution of this old 35mm SLR one would need a DSLR of approximately 24.5MP can anyone here atest to this. Im also thinking I should give this old girl a shot before dropping a bunch of cash on a new DSLR and thoughts ? Digital cameras are limited in representing the captured image in terms of a “PIXEL” element.I agreed with you most of the time. Life isn’t serious enough to “pillory” you over your opinion of the Pentax K1000. I am a big fan of that camera and a serious, regular user of my K1000SE with the broken meter and an SMC Pentax-A 35-105mm f3.5 lens on it. I love the thing. Your description of “agricultural” was hilarious. I often joke about this camera earth-shaking mirror slap and loud BANG.It simply amuses me. It is one quirky camera but, man, is it ever reliable and ergonomically perfect (for my hands, which might be “agricultural”, too!). Great reviews. Keep up the good work. I changed the battery for the first time in 2007. I then sold it and bought my first DLSR because, as with vinyl, I was drawn in by digital perfection and the fact that I no longer needed a darkroom. Fast forward to 2013. I hate my Canon EOS. I miss the aperture on the lens. I miss manual metering. I miss metal bodies and reliability. I recently resurrected my dads old Bencini Koroll II and just loved the manual simplicity of it. I can get the negs developed and hi-rez scanned for under ?10. I’m currently bidding on a K1000 on ebay. I never tried all the cameras on your list and never will. The K1000 was, for me, perfect being both Intuitive and reliable.I love playing around with old manual cameras and learning all the old makes and models. Just bought my wife’s aunt’s old camera bag with an excellent Minolta X-700 and three lenses.Thanks for the post! Loved it! The results from the famous Zuiko lenses are amazing. More features than FM or FE and just as small and light. Will work with AI, AIS, and AF lens. I can also get it to work in Program mode for AFS and non-AI lens with a little wiring. It is a little cheap but I keep comng back to it for its compactness and versitility.Beautiful piece of kit, and I got hundreds of superb photos, using Nikkor standard and telephoto lenses with Fujicolour film. I think when it was launched it was only for the Japanese market. After Canon, Minolta, Pentax and Olympus SLRs prior to that, I found it suited me more than any others. Thanks to you, I own many on this list as well now and have pretty much concluded that for me the FM3a is probably my ultimate dream manual SLR.A lot of times it’s very hard to get that “perfect balance” between superb usability and appearance. I must say you have done a excellent job with this. Also, the blog loads super fast for me on Opera. Excellent Blog! I’ll get another. Minolta’s XD series were amazing. Small, light, first with the acute matte focusing screen and more importantly, first with shutter priority AND aperture priority. It was also all-metal and exceptionally smooth in operation. So good in fact that Leica based their R4-R7 models on the same chassis. Even smoother than the XD, though far less capable and getting very hard to find parts and service for. On a completely different vein I also have and enjoy a pair of Pentax MX bodies (on your runner-up list) that I also enjoy. If I had to pick only one though, it would probably be the Minolta XE-7. Yes, I do have and even under stress use my Nikon F3Hp’s. Cause its the exact same list. See here: They have always somehow just worked perfectly in my hands like no other. I’d add the odd Pentax P3n, and Pentax Super A. I want to love the F3 but that tiny little LCD readout just kills me. Now I think about it, very little of my Nikon gear from 20-30 years ago still works, the Pentax have stood up better. Anyway, I always liked Nikon and Pentax. I am searching for my perfect slr and I seem to be drawn to the ergonomics more than anything. I particularly like the oversized shutter speed dial with inset shutter button of the canon ef and also find the ae -1 easy to use. What are your thoughts on the minalta xd in this regard. Nikon used to make lenses for Canon cameras, did they not? The same for the Zuiko lenses.Also appreciate the Minolta x-700 love, truly a classic. Heavy but great optics and a fool-proof light meter needle system. Both are superb bulletproof no,nonsense, proffessional machines. They are both like AK-47s, they will work in any conditions, any climate, under any circumstances, no matter what you throw at them, they will just carry on working. I am lucky enough to own both and i personally cannot seperate them, and although i appreciate as many people will disagree as agree with me, on this i dont honestly think it would be fair or accurate to claim one is better than the other. I guess it is after all down to personal preferences. Although their video capability is subpar, the Pentax sensors, weather-sealing, and build quality are incredible for still photography given the price. I’ve been teaching photography to about 240 film and digital students for the past 19 years and have used and seen just about every FSLR and DSLR. The one area that Pentax has excelled vs.Horrible tiny LCD display on the F3!! While having a perfectly accurate meter. And Minolta in general had excellent cameras, although the lenses weren’t as advanced. An individual’s list but my own would not be very different. The same is true of the Nikon F801 (N8008), F801s (N8008s) and my all-time favourite film SLR, the Nikon F4. But, it’s like a Ford tractor — it always works and keeps working. I have a large drawer full of vintage and older cameras I really like, but if I I’ve not used them for awhile and forget which ones need new light seals, battery converters, blah-blah and other issues, I pull out the “K” and select from a number of very clean used glass I bought for it years ago at incredibly reasonable prices. The MX is a much nicer camera to handle and has nice metering, but I have never owned one — just borrowed them.