>>4204778If you look at side-by-sides the K-70 gets as much detail as the OM-D E-M1 II but in a smaller file. What is blurry and becomes clean when going bigger with the OM-D, is clean without the file size increase on the Pentax. For me that's great news.
>I don't think the K-1 has the best implementationI do.
From the article you posted yourself:
>Movement poses a significant obstacle for pixel-shift technologies. Of the cameras tested, only the Pentax K-1 offers a “Motion-Correction” mode when working in the setting. This is an in-camera fix; raw files taken in this mode reveal Bayer distortions, while JPEG files relay a moving object only in the first frame in the sequence, eliminating it from the rest.>Motion had a noticeable effect on image quality for the other brands tested, significantly limiting their potential applications. 