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Hmmm? What is the K1 like? More details!
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Pentax Q - Alistair Graham //Blog -
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Hmmm? What is the K1 like? More details!
This ?Taken with Pentax Q. I doubt the new one will be called K1 as it may have confusion with the K-01. Some sites are listing the K-01 in its shortened form as "K1"
Pentax Q - Alistair Graham //Blog -
it would really be nice if they can make the focus point smaller..And the problem is that the cross type is around the 4 corners of the middle AF focus point (which is the size of a golf ball). If they could arrange one of it to be right in the middle it will solve the problem, or not? 12 points are good enough for me since I use spot focus most times haha.
Not some name without a face lurking on the forums to make themselves feel better by putting others down. (sadly rather common on CS, esp on sections like newbie section)
This ?Taken with Pentax Q. I doubt the new one will be called K1 as it may have confusion with the K-01. Some sites are listing the K-01 in its shortened form as "K1"
Pentax Q - Alistair Graham //Blog -
Thinking of switching.
wonder if there is any adaptor for a few of my nikon lenses
That would be a Photoshop image of MZ-S, it take a close look of re-touched body texture around K-1.
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even the shutter dial is the same, unlikely
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No, it is an actual K-1 prototype also known as the MZ-D and MR52 way back in 2000. It was planned to be made with the same sensor as the Contax N digital but it was canned. So its making its way round the demo and exhibition circuit - kinda sad and a bit pathetic actually. I know, I know, I sound crabby at the last part but a bit frustrating when someone keep showing you vaporware.
Previous flagship/high end models were KX, MX, LX, Super A (Program A), SFX (SF1), SFXn (SF1n), Z-1 (PZ-1), Z-1p (PZ-1p), MZ-S.Since Pentax is using back older model names, anyone remembers what they used for top of the line models back then?
Previous flagship/high end models were KX, MX, LX, Super A (Program A), SFX (SF1), SFXn (SF1n), Z-1 (PZ-1), Z-1p (PZ-1p), MZ-S.
Depends on what you want. Since the Nikon mount has almost the same diameter you can't use a straight screw-on adapter to the Pentax mount so you'll need an adapter that is a bit like a tube but the with Nikon has a shorter flange registration(if memory serves me right) you will not be able to correctly focus to infinity so you'll need to find with one with an optical element inside it that corrects this. Plus because of that, it becomes slightly telecentric.
Better buying cheap m42 lenses bro or better yet K-mount lenses. They can be had for a reasonable price if you search for it in the classifieds or you can drop by the shop at Peninsular Shopping centre -opposite of Ruby, I think its called CameraX or something, he might have a few.
detritus said:the philips sensor that it was based on was so noisy that the contax was a flop... we don't see contax dslrs around anymore...
It wasn't that bad in 2001. my ISO 400 film around that time also wasn't as clean as today's digital outputs. It's main drawback was that you can't review raw files in-camera. Anyhow, it was the only 135 digital body when it got released anyway. If you look around you will find many great shots done with it 10 years ago that look remarkable.
felixcat8888 said:A very biased review by endgadget, who are expecting no noise at ISO25600:
Pentax K-30 weather-sealed DSLR hands-on with sample photos and video -- Engadget
well they did admit its one of the best sub 1000 dslr they tested....and focus is accurate in low light.
felixcat8888 said:A very biased review by endgadget, who are expecting no noise at ISO25600:
Pentax K-30 weather-sealed DSLR hands-on with sample photos and video -- Engadget
A very biased review by endgadget, who are expecting no noise at ISO25600:
Pentax K-30 weather-sealed DSLR hands-on with sample photos and video -- Engadget