Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Pentax K-1 Mark II Kit

I am not writing a long review. So I simply just have to say is, I love this K-5 camera and I am glade I got it. I waited till it went down in price..I will say though, she is fabulous matched with the right lens for low light photography....

I bought this camera with the kit lens... after having used the DA* 50-135, I know the kit 18-55 will be redundant soon as i save $ for the DA* 16-50... You're probably on the right track here looking at the body only version...As for the K5... its excellent. The k7 was (still is for most practical purposes) an awesome camera. Great features, customizability, built like a tank... perfect size, weather sealed, 100% viewfinder... k5 is all this with a significantly better sensor, arguably the only lacking aspect of the k7. Apparently there's a new autofocus system too... so far so good.This one ended up as my choice over the Canon 7D after a fair amount of research for my first DSLR. Reason being the high ISO performance it claimed... Happy with the choice after using it for a few days. I'm thrilled with the kind of shots I'm able to take handheld in a dimly lit indoors (1600-6400 ISO, 1/15 -1/60th shutter, f3.5 on the kit lens or 2.8 on the DA*)... in-body image stabilization comes in handy here as well.... and a good lens, i.e. all the more reason to go 'body only'.About me... a photography enthusiast, architect by profession and travel at every chance I get... learnt to shoot pictures on a Pentax spotmatic... switched to a Nikon n85 a few years before the film era begun fading. Have used and or . Highly recommend the K5... wish it was a little cheaper. 5 stars none the less... Have to add, I was initially concerned about the choice of pentax lenses but after some looking, they seem to have decent options with the DA* and Limited series. Definitely give this camera a serious look (save the $ and go for k7 if not too concerned about low light).PS - Don't like the pentax software at all! I use aperture instead, which has its own set of flaws including having to upgrade to version 3 to read pentax RAW...

I've only had it for a day but I am already in love. Sturdy construction, weather sealed, gorgeous photos and a wide range of Pentax lens compatibility. Seach professional reviews for yourself and you will find that the K-5 simply out performs Canon and Nikon offerings in it's class. If you are moving up but haven't already invested in a lot of glass for your Canon or Nikon you need to take a serious look at this camera. Don't be a Canikoner... be a Pentaxian!

If you own one of the previous models (mine was the K-10), you are going to enjoy this camera. It has many great updates to the previous models (better low light ability, bigger rear display) without sacrificing the ease of use of previous models. Be warned though, this camera comes with the biggest operations manual todate; ie. the features built into this model have been dramatically increased over previous models.

My first SLR some 50+ years ago was a Pentax and we owe a lot to those cameras today. I've owned or shot with every brand that you can name and I'll take the K-5 over all the others. The N & C brands have more lenses but not necessarily better lenses, I like the Pentax glass. I have a 40 year old (?) 55mm f1.8 mf lens and it's really sharp. The K-5 has good HDR builtin and IR. Rain proof, built like a tank, every lens I put on it is stabilized and Did I mention the built in level or the sensor shift. Try that with other brands. Buy it if you want the best.

Pentax K-5 and Nikon D7000 (Tie)16 MegapixelsThe 16MP, $1,500 Pentax K-5 has the best overall image quality of any APS sensor camera, regardless of price, according to DxOMark. But just barely. As far as its DxO test results go, it's in a virtual dead heat with the Nikon D7000. While its ISO range "only" reaches 51,200, its signal to noise ratios virtually matches the Canon EOS 1D Mark IV at all speeds, and will deliver acceptable noise at ISO 1600. All this plus Pentax's ruggedized body makes this camera well suited for a wide variety of indoor and outdoor shooting conditions.

Bought this camera back in May of 2011. It is by far the best camera I have ever own or used (within the price range of course). Other reviews have more technical details, but trust me when I say that the majority of pictures taken with the K5 have never failed to impress my family.

I've only used Canon DSLRs for jobs but I wanted to have one that's small and compact yet built with professional quality(mainly for travel). I was totally new to Pentax DSLR cameras and lenses...but geez...they are just amazing!!! I was totally impressed with Pentax DSLRs and lenses after using K-7 with many other lenses. High noise on K-7 was not that a big of an issue personally as I enjoyed using BW photo at high ISO. However for indoor/low light condition, better ISO was somewhat became necessary especially for color images. So I decide to get K-5 that looks exactly like K-7. The result was amazing and satisfactory! K-5 has unbelievable Dynamic Rang, better ISO, improved AF. It's a joy to work in low light conditions and photoshop retouching became much effective. K-7 and K-5 is rather a different camera as they use complete different sensors. I don't want to really call K-5 is an upgrade version of K-7 since I feel they are just very different camera and that is the reason why I'm keeping both K-7 and K-5. Love them both!

The K5 will serve me for ages.. If you have an old Pentax DSLR, just upgrade to a K5 and don't bother with an upgrade for another 5 years.The detail you can extract from the raw images shot by this camera is mind blowing!

Great camera but I wish the price was just a little lower. If this was under $1k, I'd be completely satisfied with the purchase. Otherwise, great camera body with a lot of good options. Recommended for one of the sturdiest camera bodies around.

The features, ease of use, quality of build, and results from this camera put it at the top of its class. It does tend to overheat (warning) with intense use of the LV screen. This can be avoided by switching to the DSLR viewer. The battery life is more than adequate. It works very well with the Metz 58 AF-1 flash. It has a built in valometer in its firmware. Firmware updates are easy. It lacks autofocus in video mode. With quality glass, this camera can't be beat in the APS-C category. It has an lcd mounted on top in addition to the LV screen (which is not articulated), a rarity in cameras today. It also has a genuine prism for the view finder, not a mirror.All in all, this camera body is weatherproofed and very satisfying. It is comfortable for those with large hands (like mine). This might be the last camera most amateurs would ever need/want. Too few brick and mortar retail stores carry it, however. Tamaron makes some quality lenses for Pentax that have excellent optics, though aren't weatherproofed. There are a number of prime lenses that can be used to 'pull focus' while using the video feature.

I owned a Pentax k10d for a couple of years prior to buying a k-5. I saw other Pentax models come out (k-r, k-7, etc.) and held out for a "worthy upgrade." The dynamic range, video options, and in-camera digital filters make this upgrade a "no-brainer" for me. I was an early adopter of the k-5, got the camera in December and have been blown away by the improved ISO performance.For me, as well as other users, the increased ISO alone (to 51,200, but I think 6400 ISO will be the max most people will shoot), is worth the upgrade. I can shoot w/ the kit lens in low light conditions, and the images look MUCH better than when shooting with primes in ISO 800 or 1600 on the k10d. Amazing.It's a no-brainer upgrade for k10d users... can't speak to other cameras since I don't own them, and you'll be asking yourself why didn't you buy this sooner when you finally get your hands on it (I know I did, and I got the camera only a few weeks after initial rollout).

The k7 is awesome. Great features, customizability, build... perfect size, weather sealed, 100% viewfinder... k5 is all this with a significantly better sensor, arguably the only lacking aspect of the k7. Apparently there's a new autofocus system too... so far so good.After a great deal of research for my first DSLR, this was my choice over Canon/Nikon with Canon 7d as top contender... k5 won in most part for better a better ISO range. Very happy with my choice after using it for a few days, especially in low light. I'm able to get very good hand held shots in dimly lit indoors (1600-6400 ISO, 1/30-1/60th shutter, f3.5 on the kit lens or 2 on the 50mm FA)... in-body image stabilization comes in handy as well.About me... a photography enthusiast, architect by profession and travel at every chance I get... learnt to shoot pictures on a Pentax spotmatic... switched to a Nikon n85 a few years before the film era begun fading. Thrilled with the k5... wish it was a little cheaper. 5 stars none the less... Have to add that I was initially concerned about the choice of pentax lenses but the more I looked, they have some decent options with the DA* and Limited lenses. Definitely give this camera a serious look (if not very concerned about low light, save the $ and get a k7)...

With the camera and 2 lenses, this is a snip, best bargain I've had for some time. The name Pentax speaks for itself as a genuine camera and lens manufacturer rather than an electronics firm that makes cameras. The 18-55mm and 50-200mm lenses are superb, coming complete with body and lens caps. Its already given me a great deal of fun and there is a lot more to come I know. Highly recommended to anyone.

I like this good, and it came here so quickly. It looks like a new one, I think you can trust this shop.

Great bit of kit, good value, exactly as described and delivered before predicted time. Very good mid-level DSLR camera, ideal for semi-pro, pro and amateur photographers who want a lightweight quality item.

I have been shooting with a Pentax K20D for a couple of years and love the camera, the only problems that I had with it have been eliminated in the K5. I have had a K5 for just over a month and have been putting it though its paces. The ISO is amazing shooting as 6400 looks like 800 or less in their older cameras. They have moved the controls around which bothered me a bit at first but they truly are far more intuitive and much easier to use, another improvement. I the auto focus problems have been taken care of especially if you us a DA* lens. I am using the 50-135 DA* as well as a few non star lenses. The star lens is amazing, great image quality, good speed, wonderful bokah, and the auto focus is very good and virtually silent. It was easy to focus on the trees outside my windows then on the pains cross members without the auto focus getting confused. I havent done much with the video yet but what I have done looks great. I definately would recommend this camera, it performs wonderfully.

Just purchased the Pentax K5 body to replace my Pentax SF10.I am able to use all of my lenses from the SF10 and theauto focus works. Camera is easy to use. I like the greenmode feature. In manual mode everything I learned with theSF10 still holds true with the K5. If you like Pentax youwill love the Pentax K5.

I am very happy with this camera, It has so many features, I still learning what it can do. Does need more explanation on occasions.

Bought my Pentax k-r a few months back and I have nothing but praise for it. Menu system isn't as complicated to navigate as you might think and the camera can be set up and customised to suit the user in a few minutes. Super fast autofocus and reasonable viewfinder, and the kit lens isn't too bad, though adding first-class lenses will make a difference. There are probably more features than you'll need, but for your first digital SLR this is highly recommended.

While not a perfect camera, it competes and very well with Pro priced models by the big two, at well over 3K costs. Used it with legacy K bayonet mounts as well as high end Pentax and Takumar lenses, great adjustments for lens set, only thing is lacking is a little more speed in continuous shooting mode. Wish the movie mode had automatic variable focus, but that is perhaps the only real downside. Since I really do not use a SLR for movies, it it a very small issue for me, but could be for others.Great low light focusing in automatic mode, do not let the resolution fool you; compared to my Nikon at 18MP, I do not see any difference.

I purchased a Pentax K-5 for Christmas and it is all and more the reviews said it is. It is a replacement for my 35 mm Pentax for which I have many lenses and accessories. It takes wonderful low light, natural light and group pictures. The detail is amazing. On automatic it has been no challenge to operate. I will be working with this great camera and my non-digital Pentax lenses and expect to get the same great results.Pentax K-5 16.3 MP Digital SLR with 18-55mm Lens and 3-Inch LCD (Black)This camera is well worth the money and will give me any years of retirement enjoyment.

I like this camera and it produces decent images and footage. I had my hands on it for two days. It has great bright 100% viewfinder, the grip is nice. I was using Pentax 7 before and wasn't trilled with its perfomance. This 5 apparently uses Sony's sensor, which is the same like in Sony and Nikon cameras. I gave it 4 stars because for the features, quality and PRICE, the latter in MHO is too high.

I bought K-5 just before my vacation trip to Morocco on these Holidays. This camera is excellent upgrade of my D20K. I do candid photography. Small size, quiet operation and improved sensor make this camera great tool for my shooting style. If you like to know more how I used K-5 in Morocco go to [....]The only slight problem I have that it is somewhat awkward to change memory card and too many control buttons for my taste. You have to have another battery. Battery life is OK but to charge it takes very long time.