Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Pentax K-1 Mark II Kit

I have just upgraded from the K-10 and the first thing you notice is the weight - so much lighter does not feel as solid but still seems quite robust.
Performance wise is superior in every way great low light and a nice touch is that with the K-10 the generic lenses did not focus true, with the k-30 the fine adjustment is very easy to use and the lenses focus accurately.
I would highly recomend this camera as an upgrade from the K10

My first DSLR was a Pentax Kx which is a great camera, but the K5...wow. This camera is amazing! If you are looking at Canon or Nikon DSLR's you owe it to yourself to look at this camera before you buy. In my opinion there is no better camera value!

Pound for pound this is the best entry level digital SLR camera on the market. Since the Pentax brand is not as strong as Canon or Nikon you get much more for your money than you would with these other brands and the quality of the camera is on par with them as well for a relative novice like myself.

The look and feel of the camera is really good, quality of pictures excellent, easy to use with a relatively simple user manual. Unless you're going pro right from the start, this is a great camera to start with. One other key advantage is the availability and low price of second-hand Pentax lenses.

I love my Pentax K5. Sure, it does have a few quirks like no autofocus in video, but other than that, this is my baby and I carry it around with me everywhere. So far, I've shot super sharp video with this, using an external microphone, I've done time lapse photography using an external interval timer (though there's a built-in timer already in the K5), and I've photographed an outdoor concert venue for 6 hours in the rain with my 70-300 lens, though my lens was not water resistant. My K5 did come with a WR 18-55 lens, which I was pleased with, because that's how they are supposed to be shipped. I've seen some sellers, particularly on Ebay, who don't ship the WR lens with the K5, and that 'cheap' price that seemed like a great bargain ends up being anything but a bargain when you have to pay and extre $160-$200 on a basic lens that is considered a "kit" lens.I'm very happy with my purchase and I'm a loyal Pentaxian.

Bought to replace a Samsung GX20 (Pentax K20D), the K-5 II feels familiar and comfortable to use and is far superior at high sensitivities as well as having more responsive autofocus. The only thing stopping me from giving it 5 stars is the lack of a swivel screen.

I like white pretty much and even through it is a little small to me, but in some other ways I can say it is pretty cute tome, my lovely!

I have been shooting a KX for the past two years, (by far the best digital camera I have owned 'til now). It was time to move up in features, image quality etc. After reading a lot of reviews - including hereon Amazon. I decided on the K5. I could write a one word summary - Wow! It was delivered in one week, (I live at the end of a very long pipeline). Good, solid feel in the hands. All commonly used controls are exactly where they need to be. I've had it three weeks at this point. Have used it in conditions from sunny spring afternoons to snow and freezing fog. Great image quality and no mechanical issues.I also shoot a lot of parties, shows, etc. I much prefer ambient light to flash during these events, (this is where the KX "Stage Light" program really excelled). Obviously no pre-set on the K5. However the low light capability is outstanding. Fixing the aperture and shutter speed and letting the camera decide on ISO works well. AS an aside - the auto white balance seems to be much better than it was on the KX. No more orange glow to tune out in post.So, yes I like it and would recommend it to anyone looking for an upper end DSLR. No way you will get this quality at this price level from Canon and Nikon. (And no way you can still use the lenses you bought in the 70s - 90s on your new Nikon/Canon.)

I've only had this camera for a few days which I purchased together with the pentax 40mm limited lens, and I love it. I've taken some great indoor low light shots, and when the weather finally brightens up, will be testing it outdoors too. It is quite a complicated camera but it comes with a handy book manual, so will be spending the next few days going through it. This is my first DSLR camera so I can't really compare with others. However, I spent a long time researching other cameras and this one ticked all the boxes for me in terms of abilities, photo quality and price. The 40mm lens is also awesome, great for portraits and general walk around shots.

I find it easy to use, a great camera for the price & a good lense. The anti shake setting seems to work well which is great in low light levels

This is without doubt a little gem.
Autofocus , Iso level, extra dials to set exposure and aperture.100% viewfinder! Weatherproof, and also the image quality is very good and much improved over previous Pentax cameras like k-x which I also own.
Was going to go Nikon d7000 route but this is just as good and much cheaper!
Very happy with this little shooter !

Just got my camera yesterday and I am in love!! It is a great camera!! Received the package at night, and went out to take some great night shots!!!
Everything is in working order and it is really easy to use. The modes are easy to pick up and the scene mode options are great!! Best mid-range DSLR
you could buy on the market right now!!

I used the camera on a backcountry skiing activity and it performed very well even when sleek was wetting all my equipment

I bought this to replace my K100D body. It is fantastic in low light situations and very quick with 6fps shooting.

Positives:
Very little noise in low light,
Electronic horizontal/vertical horizon axis to line up your shot,
16 M/pixel,
Will run on AA batteries (adapter required),
Comfortable grip,
Live view on LCD panel.

Negative:
No top LCD panel to show current settings

Here's what I like about my new K-5:- Big, bright viewfinder shows 100% of the frame and is easy to use in dim light.- The grip is nice and deep, allowing me to carry it around comfortably even with a heavy lens.- Most settings are a knob twist or one or two button presses away - you don't have to go menu diving very much.- Many controls are just under your right thumb so you don't have to take the camera down from your eye to change them.- When you do need the menu, it's very simple and accessible.- The rear screen is so clear it's actually useful in reviewing DOF.- It's built to last like the old K-1000, while actually being lighter than the K10D it's replacing.- Works with all sorts of lenses, screw drive and supersonic.- Fourteen stops of dynamic range.Here's what I don't like:- The mode selector dial has a locking button that's hard for me to get used to.- The autofocus doesn't operate while shooting video. You must focus before shooting and fine-tune by hand.This SLR camera design was originally built to give the photographer precise control over the camera and the K-5 holds to this tradition. There is very little automation: no scene modes or guide mode. The photographer can adjust aperture or shutter speed just by flicking a dial. A press of the green button re-sets exposure to the program settings.It takes a while to learn everything about this camera, so it's not for beginners. If you're ready to step up from the entry level DSLR, you can't go wrong with this one. If you don't believe me, check out dpreview.com to see what the experts say.

It's just a k-5 with cheaper case, without the top LCD panel. But it retains its best qualities: an incredible sensor, the weather resistant properties and a fantastic viewfinder. On the plus side, it can be powered with 4 AA batteries with a non included accesory. I bought the Maksina brand one which just does the job.

The only flaw I found so far, a minor one, is that the memory card isn't too easy to extract, due to the rubber sealing of its compartment.

This wide angle lens kit is such a great deal. It works perfectly with the lenses I got with my Pentax K-01. The additional accessories are great too. The lens was a perfect fit and also in perfect condition. It came with a soft carrying case for easy travel.

Great camera especially as it will still use my original film slr lenses.
Easy to use and feels really sturdy.
Arrived two days earlier than expected.

Met all expectations.Lots of useful features and easy to understand software . Managed to use all lens from K100 camera so saved a lot of money

They say that in the real world, you can only choose two from the three options of good, fast and cheap. However, I have found that my Pentax K-30, compared to my old Pentax K-100D, which was also an excellent camera, meets all three criteria.

I bought this for travelling, as it is weather sealed and is described as light and compact(for a dslr)The camera was certainly light, but the build quality felt really cheap, and in the hand it actually felt quite bulky. For the first couple of shots, the shutter locked open, so I probably had a faulty one, and returned it (Amazon prime, brilliant as ever.)Lack of articulated screen a big disadvantage. Just didn't measure up to my sony A55 (or nex5n come to that)so sticking to them on future journeys.Felt very out of date.

This may be a good camera when it isn't defective, but mine arrived with a rear LCD that had a series of black lines of non-functioning pixels over half the LCD. It wasn't one bad pixel or even one line of bad pixels, but at least 20 lines. Either Pentax quality control is essentially non-existent, or the camera was damaged in transit. After the front focus issues on the K10D and now this I am giving up on Pentax.

I did a lot of research before purchasing this DSLR. I was very tempted by the Nikon D7000 but was ultimately swayed by the robust weather-sealing on this model. I have taken my camera out for shoots in very heavy rain with zero issues and it has even taken a couple heart-stopping tumbles down hiking paths and came up with only a minor scratch on the hot shoe. The image quality and dynamic range are amazing for outdoor scenes. I also like that it uses k-mount lenses which can be found for great prices for older manual lenses, so you get a lot of options for lenses on a budget. It also has a built-in intervalometer that I have used many time with great results for time-lapse videos. I would definitely recommend this camera for anyone looking in this price range.

I've been buying Pentax DSLRs practically since they started making them, having been a Pentax ME-Super owner, and enjoying the legacy of attachments and lenses.The K-5 was pretty much a no-brainer upgrade from the K-7. The form factor is the same so there's no getting used to a different feel. I wouldn't mind a few less bells and whistles, and a smaller, lighter frame, but there are always trade-offs.I primarily got this new model for the larger ISO range - I take a lot of photos in a theatre of plays and musicals and lighting is rarely enough to use normal ISOs. I was not disappointed in the images coming from this camera, even at the highest ISO settings, and settings that used to give me badly grainy images on older models come out clear and crisp.I'm only giving 4 stars because it's an incremental upgrade, not a real new model. Like I said, I'd like to see a smaller, lighter body. I don't have to have what seems like a beginner's version of Photoshop inside the camera - let me just take pictures and I'll do the image altering later.

Bought as a present for my daughter and after looking at the reviews of many cameras we decided on this one as it performs well, is not too big and it looks different. Camera body is weatherproof.