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Pentax digital cameras are quite distinct. Whether it is digital SLRs, or compact digital cameras, Pentax has a wide selection of digital cameras. This is a review of 5 Pentax digital cameras that are quite notable and interesting!
K20D. With 14.6 megapixel resolution, this digital camera offers superior image resolution. Pentax has developed a system that stabilizes shots, and provides maximum flexibility. This system also increases handheld shooting shutter speed by 2.5 to 4 stop, providing blur-free pictures. The K20D is also dustproof, with a weather-resistant body. The body has 72 seals, that reliably protect the inner components against humidity, moisture and dust particles. The K20D also has Custom Image modes, with six preset options, which get beautifully processed images. This digital camera offers the smallest body size in its category. That makes this digital camera ideal for those looking for small digital cameras that are weather-resistant and provide blur-free pictures. The K20D weighs only 28.2 ounces, loaded and ready. This digital camera is available for $1,199.95.
X70. With 12.0 megapixel resolution, and 24x zoom lens, the X70 also features Triple Shake Reduction technology. PENTAX has provided face detection technology, which sees up to 32 faces in 0.3 seconds, so that portraits and group shots are bright and focused, even in backlit situations. Also, with the Super Macro mode included with the X70, details in the smallest subjects as close as 1 cm from the lens are brought out. Loaded and ready, the weight of the X70 is 14.5 ounces. This digital camera is coming soon!
K2000. Available in black or white, the K2000 provides a 10.2 megapixel resolution digital camera for those new to the world of digital SLR photography. With PENTAX Auto Picture mode, camera settings are optimized for any situation. Pentax also has PRIME, which stands for Pentax Real IMage Engine. This image processing engine maximizes image properties and allows custom adjustment of image parameters. This digital camera can also use AA size lithium batteries, which save energy. Loaded and ready, the K2000 is 20.8 ounces. The K2000 is available for $675.95.
Optio E70. Available in Champagne Gold, Wine Red, and Deep Blue, the Optio E70 has 10.0 megapixel resolution and provides prints at 8 x 10 inch and up sizes. This digital camera is ideal for entry-level photographers, and is equipped with a 3X internal optical zoom, making it an ideal digital camera for photographs of landscapes, portraits, and other subjects. The Optio E70 features Pixel Track Shake Reduction mode, which reduces camera shake, and also the blurring of the subject when photographing still images. Other features include Smile Capture, Blink Detection, and Digital Panorama mode, which automatically stitches a series of pictures into one wide 180-degree image. The Optio E70 is available for $139.95.
K200D. This 10.2 megapixel digital camera is built of a fiber-reinforced polycarbonate body and a stainless-steel chassis, allowing photographers to shoot even in harsh conditions. With Enhanced Dynamic Range, details in the highlighted portions of the image will be brought out while details in darker areas will remain sharp. All DSLR bodied cameras offer complete backward compatibility, allowing faithful capture of the image desired. The K200D offers 23 custom functions and also allows 52 individual settings. There is also the wide range of preset white balance options, which give powerful controls to tune the white balance exactly as needed. With alkaline batteries, the K200D weighs 25.6 ounces. The K200D is available for $699.95.
Sources:
1. http://www.pentaximaging.com/.
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Posted on 22 Jan 2010 at 00:01
Samsung's newly announced NX10 mirrorless interchangeable lens camera wraps a 14.6 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor (1.5x crop factor) and eye-level electronic viewfinder with a 640×480 resolution into a relatively small body measuring just 122×86x41mm without a lens attached. We managed to spend some time with a couple of NX10 bodies with pre-release firmware and all three lenses at the UK launch in London.
Samsung said that it hopes to have the camera on sale in a month or two and is ironing out the final bugs in the firmware before it goes on sale at an estimated £599 inc VAT for the NX10 with the standard 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 OIS lens - other versions will be available with the 30mm F2.0 pancake and 50-200 F4.0-5.6 ED OIS lenses.
Samsung said the NX10 is designed for those who don't want the bulk of a dSLR, but want more freedom than you'll ever get from a compact camera - that's how Panasonic and Olympus sell their Micro Four Thirds cameras. As Samsung put it, the NX10 is for “wannabe” photographers and the company expects this market to see massive growth this year.
Despite being an entirely new system with very little in the way of moving parts, the NX10 maintains that air of familiarity and looks very much like a dSLR on a diet. It's surprisingly small in your hand (not much larger than the Olympus EP-1) and the controls feel familiar, but the NX10 has the added benefit of a proper handgrip with a non-slip rubber coating. Admittedly, it's a little small if you regularly use a dSLR, but it still feels comfortable and well balanced with all three of the lenses attached.
The 3in AMOLED screen is undoubtedly the highlight of the camera, but what disappointed us was that there's no way to turn the rear screen's Live View mode off and use it as more of a control panel, leaving the electronic viewfinder for previewing and framing photos. Instead, the electronic viewfinder is activated (and the rear display disabled) when you move your eye up to the eyepiece.
Along the bottom of the display, there's a faux SLR viewfinder strip detailing basic shooting information (shooting mode, shutter speed, aperture, etc). You can also customise the display so that additional information which appears on the right and left hand edges, but it can get a little busy if you turn everything on.
Using the first of the two bodies, we were quite disappointed with the NX10's image quality at anything above ISO 800 (the event was held in the evening in a poorly-lit bar), but this was found to be using a much earlier firmware version than the current one Samsung is testing. We switched to a second body and noise at higher ISOs (up to ISO 1600) was much better controlled with very little in the way of banding; colour saturation didn't really suffer either like it can do on some cameras at higher ISOs.
Image sharpness was also pretty good and we were particularly impressed with how well the 30mm F2.0 pancake lens performed. The two zoom lenses weren't as impressive, but they were certainly adequate for their intended market. We can see the extremely compact 30mm pancake lens being very popular with enthusiasts looking for a relatively compact camera with dSLR-like capabilities if the NX10 lives up to its potential when it's released.
Overall, it's a promising start for Samsung in a new market segment, but we're going to have to reserve our final judgement until we've spent more time with a production NX10 body. We'll bring you a full review as soon as we can.
Author: Tim Smalley
South Korean company Samsung Electronics officially unveiled its digital camera - NX10, supporting interchangeable lenses, but not having a mobile unit with mirror, thus, from the words of the manufacturer, get the camera to achieve high image quality with its small size. Novelty is equipped with 14.6 megapixel CMOS sensor size APS-C, fast autofocus system and a large 3-inch AMOLED display, allowing users to see their pictures even in bright sunlight. In addition, the user can be able to make filming in HD-resolution.
One of the innovations applied in the NX10, was the application of new advanced autofocus algorithm for images under the trade name DRIMe IIProengine, offering high speed and that is especially emphasized by - high accuracy, unlike the system with contrast autofocus. Additional features indicates the presence of many manual and automatic modes the camera and off the display automatically when the user brings the camera to his face that would take advantage of built-in electronic viewfinder.
Brief specifications of Samsung NX10:
* Sensor: 14.6 megapixel APS-C CMOS (CMOS)
* Lens Mount: Samsung NX
* Display: 3-inch, AM OLED, VGA resolution
* Viewfinder: Electronic
* Videography: 720p HD (MP4, H.264)
* ISO: 100-3200
* Built-in pop-up flash
* Optical image stabilization system
* Ultrasonic cleaning lenses
* HDMI (Anynet +)
* Dimensions: 121.9×86.3×40.6 mm
* Weight: 353 gr.
Admission to the sale of Samsung NX10 scheduled for spring of this year.
Lensbaby 3G Pentax K/Samsung GX/Sigma SD Mount SLR Camera Lens (LB3GPK) Review
If you want to stretch your imagination, & love breaking the rules you were taught about “good photography”, this is the perfect lens with which to start your experimentation. I have found it quite hard to get images which please me and have a huge pile in the “Trash” folder, but get a real buzz from the few which do work. Well worth the time to learn its particular benefits! Have all sorts of ideas about what else to try, so feel that a whole new branch on my photographic journey has opened up.
Lensbaby 3G Pentax K/Samsung GX/Sigma SD Mount SLR Camera Lens (LB3GPK) Feature
- Flexible, selective focus lens that, unlike the Original Lensbaby and Lensbaby 2.0, has locking and fine focusing capabilities
- This 50mm lens with a coated optical glass doublet captures images with one area in sharp focus, with that “sweet spot” surrounded by gradually increasing blur. You can move the sweet spot to any part of your photo by bending the flexible lens tubing.
- Magnetically suspended disc aperture system allows f/2.0, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8.0, f/11, f/16, f/22 aperture settings. All aperture settings included.
- 40 mm threads allow you to attach Lensbaby Macro Kit lenses, wide angle and telephoto conversion lenses, and other filters and accessories
- Note: Lensbaby does not communicate electronically with your camera body
Lensbaby 3G Pentax K/Samsung GX/Sigma SD Mount SLR Camera Lens (LB3GPK) Overview
The Lensbaby 3G lens is a workhorse for photographers who require precise focusing, complete control, longer exposures, and repeatability. When working with dynamic subject matter you can focus Lensbaby 3G just like Lensbaby 2.0 - by compressing and bending. For slower moving or static subject matter, you can lock the lens in place simply by pressing a button on the focusing collar. Then you can fine focus using a traditional barrel focusing ring and fine tune the tilt to place the sweet spot exactly where you want.Lensbaby 3G features the same low dispersion, high refractive index, multi-coated optical glass doublet as Lensbaby 2.0, and delivers images with a tack sharp sweet spot with minimal diffusion even at the f/2 aperture setting. Lensbaby 3G uses the same system of magnetically levitating aperture disks as Lensbaby 2.0 with aperture settings of f/2, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, and f/22.
Lensbaby 3G Pentax K/Samsung GX/Sigma SD Mount SLR Camera Lens (LB3GPK) Specifications
The Lensbaby 3G SLR lens for Pentax and Samsung SLR Cameras combines an old-fashioned bellows camera with an up-tight tilt-shift lens, and the 3G allows photographers to lock the Lensbaby in a desired bent position simply by pressing a button. Then, using a traditional barrel focus mechanism, you can do fine focusing and precisely place the sweet spot of sharp focus before pressing the shutter release. Lensbaby selective focus SLR camera lenses take photos with one area in sharp focus, with that sweet spot surrounded by graduated blur. You can move the sweet spot of sharp focus anywhere in the photo by bending the flexible lens tubing.
The Lensbaby 3G features the same low dispersion, high refractive index, multi-coated optical glass doublet and the same flexible tubing as Lensbaby 2.0, but adds three focusing rails that emerge from the camera mount and pass through the focusing collar. A trigger button on the focusing collar releases three pins that engage the focusing rails and lock Lensbaby 3G in a bent position. Once Lensbaby 3G is locked into place, additional fine focus can be achieved by turning the barrel focusing ring, which moves the optic in and out like a normal manual focus lens. Also, in the locked position, you can make small adjustments to the placement of the sweet spot of focus by turning any combination of the three focusing rails.
While the Lensbaby 2.0 is a good choice for fluid, photojournalistic shots, the Lensbaby 3G plays well with pros who require precise focusing, complete control, and repeatability. Other features include:
- Focal length: About 50mm
- Minimum focus: 12 inches
- Apertures: f2, f2.8, f4, f5.6, f8, f11, f16, f22
- Aperture type: Interchangeable levitating aperture disks
- Automatic light metering is possible by shooting in aperture priority mode for almost all digital and film SLR camera bodies
What's in the Box
Lensbaby 3G Selective Focus SLR Lens, metal lens cap, aperture discs, disc removal tool
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