Pentax K10D Review
Justin Serpico, Pentax photographer, has taken an in-depth look at the prosumer Pentax K10D. He's also given us some insight into the capabilities of ISO 1600 on the Pentax K10D, and provided tips on winter photography with the K10D.
"For a lot of photographers, one of the main selling points of the K10D will be its Shake Reduction system. Unlike Canon and Nikon with their in-lens stabilization, Pentax has gone the route of Sony/Konica-Minolta and created an in-body system. The advantage to this is very obvious. Every one of your lenses becomes a "stabilized" lens, without the weight or cost associated with in-lens IS systems. A 20-year-old manual focus lens will see the same improvement as a brand new lens will." -Justin Serpico
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Image by Justin Serpico
"For a lot of photographers, one of the main selling points of the K10D will be its Shake Reduction system. Unlike Canon and Nikon with their in-lens stabilization, Pentax has gone the route of Sony/Konica-Minolta and created an in-body system. The advantage to this is very obvious. Every one of your lenses becomes a "stabilized" lens, without the weight or cost associated with in-lens IS systems. A 20-year-old manual focus lens will see the same improvement as a brand new lens will." -Justin Serpico
Read More: Pentax K10D Review
Image by Justin Serpico
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