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Published: 2011-11-16, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
The Q has been designed by photographers, not the marketing departments. One look at the external controls indicates that this is for a serious photographer who wants extreme portability.
The LCD turns invisible in sunlight. There is an optional optical viewfinder which might be necessary
For a serious photographer wanting a small camera the Q is a winner. However the big question mark will be over the small sensor. (See the main article) Comparison shots taken with the Pentax, a micro four thirds and an APS-C camera show appreciable diffe...
Abstract: Гонка за право называться самым-самым не окончится никогда. Самый быстрый, самый мощный, самый сбалансированный, самый красивый. Не важно, что именно: телефон, читалка для электронных книг, ноутбук, фотоаппарат. При насыщении рынка появляется новый подкла...
Dilihat dari bodynya, kamera Pentax Q memang sangat ringkas, pas menjadi teman perjalanan bagi mereka yang doyan travelling karena tidak membutuhkan space yang banyak dan ringan ditenteng ke mana-mana. Namun jangan mengharapkan kualitas gambar yang mumpu...
Sharp images, Excellent video quality, Good low light performance, Built-in flash, Silent operation,
Very expensive, Slow to start up and process images, Photos lack depth, Included lens doesn’t zoom,
The Pentax Q is the most compact interchangeable lens camera you can buy. But a small sensor that limits fine detail in images, slow start up and processing performance, and a high sticker price hold this small shooter back. ...
A Step In The Right DirectionFor a camera its size, the Pentax Q produces exceptionally good images in any type of lighting situation. Its 12.4-megapixel sensor and standard prime lens were able to pull in plenty of detail, although a closer inspection re...
Smallest interchangeable lens camera in the world; solid build quality, Good photo quality at low ISOs, Sensorshift image stabilization, Sharp 3inch LCD display has 460k pixels, good low light visibility, Full manual controls, with RAW support (including the ability to turn the last JPEG taken into a RAW image), WB fine tuning, and custom functions, Tons of special effects, many of which can be a
Expensive, Body may be too compact; controls are small, cluttered, and often poorly placed; hard to hold camera without accidentally bumping something important, Middle and high ISO image quality not as good as competition, Tends to clip highlights (use DR Correction to reduce that); images on the soft side, Poor battery life, Redeye a problem (but can be corrected in playback mode), Movie mode a
Conclusion In case you haven't noticed, the trend on recent interchangeable lenses has been "smaller". Those of you who thought the Panasonic GF3 and Olympus E-PM1 were small will be shocked to see the Pentax Q in person. As I illustrated at the top o...
As a genuinely pocketable interchangeable-lens camera, the Pentax Q is in a class of its own and can't be compared with either fixed-lens, small-sensor digicams or current mirrorless cameras. While it combines the advantages and disadvantages of the small...
