Now is a good time to get a brand new Pentax K-5.

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Hi Photographer friends,

Now would be a good time to buy a brand new K-5. We already know that the K-5 has been the most succesful DSLR from Pentax. We all know that the image quality surpassed any other APS-C DSLR from any company within the same price category, and that for a long time.

 

Pentax currently does not have any DSLR that is better than the K-5, K-5 II and the K-5 IIs. Is it better to wait for Pentax's future flagship camera or buy a K-5 today at a more than fair price?

 

 

 

 

Thankd for reading,

 

Yvon Bourque

 

The Retro looking Pentax K-01 is a really good camera.

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 Hi Photographer friends,

I just don't really understand all the complains about the Pentax K-01. RiceHigh, the fake Pentax friend, is going to great length to discredit the image quality of the K-01. Personally, I have the K-01 and I've been using it for about two Months. I think it's got excellent image quality, right off the camera and in JPEG. 

I took pictures with my K-5, using the new 40mm lens that came with the K-01, used the JPEG format  @ 16MP and took the same images with the K-01. In JPEG, right off the camera, the K-01 images were by far better.  With the K-01, Pentax has produced an entry-level camera that gives excellent results, without the photographer having a degree in photography. Okay, Okay, I'm exaggerating a little, but it seems to me that Pentax is finally doing what Nikon and Canon have done for years. The images straight from the camera are processed with more saturation and vibrance that prior models. That's my opinion of course, but the K-5 images in JPEG looked bland compared to the K-01. I haven't compared images from both cameras in RAW format, but that's inconsequential to me as RAW files can really look any way you want to, by using software like Lightroom or Aperture. 

Now for the complains about the lack of EVF or OVF, you really have to try the camera before making a negative judgment.  Side by side, the K-5 has a lot more reflection problems that the K-01, when shooting in Live View. I held the K-01 at noon, with the sunlight on the screen and I had no problem seeing my subject and compose my image.

Because there are no mirror or prism, you know that the Movie Mode is much  better with the K-01. The image quality in Movie Mode is the best that Pentax has produced yet. You can shoot Full HD video at 1080p and at  frame rates ranging from 24 to 60fps. I bet it's as good or maybe even better that the Canon EOS 5D.  For around $700.00 for the K-01 without a lens, I think it's a great deal. 

If you are a people person, this camera will surely start many conversations. I first got the Black model but  soon exchanged it for a "Mark Newson" Yellow camera. I don't care about who Newson is, but I do like the boxy style of the camera and the yellow just adds an even more retro look.

Thanks for reading,

Yvon Bourque

Pentax K-x book in progress. Will be available soon. Check this site often.

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Hi Pentaxian friends.

The Pentax K-x e-book should be completed in the next week or so. The K-x is the newest of the Pentax DSLRs and is really aimed at entry-level photographers, but the Image Quality of the new Sony CMOS sensor is so great that it makes the camera very desirable.

***If you email me at brqyvn@aol.com with "Pentax K-x book" as subject, I will email you the minute the book becomes available.***

The camera is ideal if you are upgrading from a point-and-shoot. You will find the transition very smooth and will be able to learn to control the Aperture, Shutter Speed, and the ISO like a Pro in a short time. Your photographic endeavors will only get better.

I suspect that many Pentax K-x will find their way under many Christmas Trees. The OEM Operating Manual are always a little difficult to read and understand. This e-book is written in easy-to-understand language and will make you a better photographer quickly.

You can print the book on your own printer or have a local Office Max, Office Depot or Staples print and bind the book for you.

Thank you,

Yvon Bourque