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We test DSLR cameras both in real-world shooting scenarios and in carefully controlled lab conditions. Still, combine this with a variable angle LCD and pictorial output that requires very little in the way of adjustment, if any, and the K-70 reveals itself as one of the more reliable and consistent DSLRs you can buy. We’re used to mirrorless cameras offering a modest battery life, so the 480 shots delivered here seems fair, though it’s a little disappointing for a DSLR. With an 11 point AF system offered, the Pentax uses a hybrid combination of phase detection AF and contrast detection AF when shooting using live view. Also handy is an in-body image stabilization (IBIS) system with an equivalent performance of 4.5EV stops, and, for traditionalists, the fact that its optical viewfinder features a near 100% field of view.
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Rugged of build to a semi pro standard plus smart of design, the K-70 is probably the best all-round Pentax cameras enthusiast photographers can buy, by virtue of its weather resistant exterior being a rarity at its price. Read our Pentax K-3 Mark III review for more details This is pretty ludicrous for an APS-C DSLR, so we're pleased to see it has generally come down even in the relatively short time since the camera's release. On first review, we were distinctly unimpressed with the launch price of the Pentax K-3 Mark III, which was set at a decidedly ambitious $2,000/£1,900. It is also the first Pentax DSLR to offer 4K video shooting. This is the first K-series camera to feature a touch-sensitive screen - but unlike some of its siblings this is fixed and can not be swung or or rotated. The in-body image stabilization promises 5.5 stops of shake compensation - and there are two SD memory card slots (one of which is UHS-II compatible).
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The camera gets a new sensor that pushes up the resolution very slightly from 24MP to 25.7M – and this is powered by a new processor that offers an unbelievable high ISO rating of 1,600,000. Launched in March 2021, the Pentax K-3 III is the first DSLR to be launched for a while by any manufacturer – and is yet more proof that Ricoh is stick to its word of not making the switch to mirrorless cameras. Read our Pentax 645Z review for more details If it’s a more approachable and slightly more affordable medium format camera you’re after, the well-received 645Z ticks many boxes. There are also, usefully, two SD card slots for dealing with all that data.
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While that’s not match for a high end DSLR, most people won’t be buying a medium format camera with speed as a priority, but rather resolution.Ĭreative flexibility extends to being provided with a tilting 3.3-inch screen here, which is both capable of live view capture and aiding and abetting the recording of Full HD movies, for which a stereo microphone port is provided. It's flexible too, allowing for up to 10 Raw files or 30 high quality JPEGs to be shot at its maximum capture speed of 3fps. The 645Z, which replaced the earlier 645D, is solid in feel and weather-proof in build, so it doesn’t mind a spot of rain, while it is also one of the more affordable MF cameras available. If it’s a high resolution Pentax camera you need above all else, you’ll be pleased to learn that this medium format option handles a bit like a bigger version of Pentax’s K-3 DSLR – which means it’s not overly daunting for those making the step up. High priced – when compared to full frame equivalents
Read our Pentax K-1 Mark II review for more details Ultimately though, excellent image quality at an affordable price is what you’ll be buying this flagship Pentax DSLR for, and that makes it our top pick for the majority of photographers. There’s also no hybrid phase detection AF system for its live view mode and ‘only’ Full HD video capability rather than 4K, but we are blessed by the same accurate and well-performing 33-point AF system as its predecessor. It’s not all great news the camera offers only a modest 4.4 fps maximum burst speed when shooting in full frame, which, while adequate, won’t impress sports or action photographers. Something else we found impressive when we reviewed the camera was the ‘scissor action’ articulating rear screen and extended exposure modes, along with two SD card slots. This being a Pentax, we get built in shake-reduction (something you'll see a fair amount on this list, but the real selling point here is the full frame sensor with its 36.4 million pixel resolution. A classic DSLR option for those looking for the best Pentax digital camera to buy, the K-1 Mark II packs in a lot of features while handling in a familiar manner for photo enthusiasts.
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