Pentax K100D is an entry class of Digital SLR camera (released on 23.05.06) featuring 6.1 Megapixel, PENTAX-developed Shake Reduction (SR) system, 2.5”, 11-point wide-frame AF, and continuous shooting mode at a maximum speed of approximately 2.8 images per second. Pentax K100D will be available in July 2006 with an expected street price of $699.
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“If you’re looking for your first digital SLR, the Pentax K100D is well worth a look. The Shake Reduction, easy controls SD card compatibility and lightweight design make this camera ideal for those looking for a step up from a compact digicam. Photographers who travel will also appreciate these features, as well as the ability to use AA batteries. Existing Pentax SLR owners may also wish to upgrade, whether it is from a film or earlier digital SLR. Pros: Great build quality for a lightweight digital SLR, Takes AA or CR-V3 batteries, Images are colourful and contrasty straight from the camera, Better dynamic range than previous Pentax’s. Cons: Pause between focus and shooting in Single Servo AF, Shallow buffer, Flimsy battery door.
PENTAX Corporation is pleased to introduce the PENTAX K100D lens-interchangeable digital SLR camera. This new digital SLR camera combines 6.1 effective megapixels with a host of advanced technologies — including a PENTAX-original Shake Reduction (SR) system — to deliver high-quality digital SLR photography and user-friendly operations to all levels of photographers.
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