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- Прочность и погодоустойчивость корпуса:
- Камера выдерживает дождь, снег, мороз до -30°C и влажность без ущерба для работы, подтверждено множеством пользователей в экстремальных условиях (горы, пляж, зима).
- Металлическая рама и уплотнители обеспечивают надежность, сравнимую с "неубиваемыми" моделями Nokia, что критично для уличной и природной съемки.
- Пылетряс и защита от пыли/грязи позволяют использовать в песке или пыльных средах без риска засора сенсора.
- Качество изображения и матрица:
- Отличная цветопередача, близкая к CCD-матрицам, с точным балансом белого и высоким динамическим диапазоном, что делает фото яркими и детализированными даже в JPEG.
- Низкий шум на ISO до 1600-3200, с возможностью работы до 6400 в RAW; пользователи отмечают превосходство над Canon/Nikon в аналогичном классе по деталям и цветам.
- 24 МП APS-C сенсор без AA-фильтра (с опцией симуляции) дает высокую резкость и детализацию, подходящую для печати до 24x36 см без потери качества.
- Эргономика и управление:
- Удобный хват и два колеса управления позволяют быстро менять выдержку, диафрагму и ISO без отвлечения от видоискателя, что удобно для ручной съемки.
- Настраиваемые кнопки, пользовательские режимы U1-U3 и интуитивное меню упрощают работу, даже для перехода с других брендов (Canon/Nikon).
- 100% покрытие видоискателя пентапризмой обеспечивает яркий и точный обзор, лучше, чем у пентазеркал в конкурентах.
- Автофокус и стабилизация:
- Быстрый и точный AF в нормальных условиях (11 точек, 9 крестообразных), с подстройкой для 20 объективов; работает даже в темноте благодаря подсветке.
- Стабилизация в корпусе (SR) работает с любыми объективами, включая старые, позволяя снимать с рук на выдержках до 1/10 с (3-4 EV).
- Focus peaking для ручной фокусировки упрощает работу с мануальными линзами, особенно в Live View.
- Совместимость с оптикой и универсальность:
- Байонет K позволяет использовать объективы с 1975 года, включая советские и старые Pentax, без потери стабилизации и с автофокусом для совместимых.
- Высокая скорострельность (до 8.3 к/с) и буфер на 27 RAW идеальны для спорта/динамики; серийная съемка с AF-C держит фокус на движущихся объектах.
- Встроенный GPS (опционально), Wi-Fi (с картой) и RAW-конвертер в камере упрощают обработку и передачу фото на ходу.
- Цена и соотношение качества:
- За цену (около 45-55 тыс. руб.) предлагает премиум-функции (SR, пентапризма, 100% VF), недоступные у Canon/Nikon в бюджетном сегменте.
- Долговечность (ресурс затвора 200 тыс. срабатываний) и морозостойкость делают ее выгодной для долгосрочного использования.
Минусы по отзывам пользователей - О чем стоит задуматься перед покупкой:
- Автофокус в Live View и видео:
- Медленный контрастный AF в Live View (до 30 сек на фокусировку в темноте), не подходит для динамичных сцен; лучше использовать видоискатель.
- В видео AF-C работает с задержками, не предиктивный; пользователи жалуются на потерю фокуса при движении объекта.
- Шумный отверточный AF для старых объективов; в тишине (концерты, свадьбы) отвлекает.
- Видеосъемка:
- Монофонический звук без входа для внешнего микрофона; качество звука среднее, требует постобработки или внешнего рекордера.
- Full HD 30p без 60p; rolling shutter эффект при стабилизации; не для профессионального видео, лучше для фото.
- Нет HDMI-выхода; ограничения в Live View для видео (темный экран, медленный AF).
- Батарея и автономность:
- Слабая емкость АКБ (410 снимков на заряд); быстро садится при серийной съемке или Wi-Fi, требует запасной или AA-адаптера.
- Нет батарейного блока; в холоде автономность падает еще сильнее.
- Цветопередача и JPEG:
- Более блеклые цвета по сравнению со старыми моделями (K-20D); JPEG требует доработки, лучше снимать в RAW для коррекции.
- Холодные тона в авто-BB; шумоподавление иногда размывает детали на высоких ISO.
- Вес и эргономика:
- Тяжелая (780 г с батареей); утомляет шею при длительной носке, особенно с тяжелыми объективами.
- Меню перегружено настройками; для новичков сложно без инструкции, требует времени на освоение.
- Нет поворотного экрана; фиксированный LCD неудобен для низких/высоких ракурсов.
- Другие ограничения:
- Дорогие фирменные объективы; китовые (18-55) мягкие на краях, требуют апгрейда для макро/теле.
- Известные проблемы с зеркалом (mirror lock-up) в некоторых экземплярах; требует прошивки или ремонта.
- Wi-Fi только с картой (Eye-Fi/FluCard); базовая версия без беспроводной передачи.
*Плюсы и минусы, которые пользователи называют чаще всего на основе практического опыта использования.
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Скромный эксперт
09.04.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Your appreciation for the improved features and advancements will depend on how old your last camera was. I'm comparing this to my Pentax K20D (top of the line camera 5 years ago). If your situation is much different, don't bother reading this review, other reviews will be more helpful to you.Improvements made in the K-3 vs K20:+Screen is much appreciably larger (better preview, displays more info), brighter, sharper, less glare. The size impressed me more than I expected.+Frames per second increased from 3 to 8. This is amazing when you actually use it, so fast, and the shutter is quieter. I used to miss the action when taking sports pictures (my kid's soccer game).+Movie Mode! with built in microphone and speaker, and jacks for good external microphone and earphone. Can use Auto focus with buttons before shooting, then manual focus on lens during shooting, full BluRay quality, 1080/30p.+HDMI output, allows you to see everything that would have been on the rear display panel (liveview, playback, info), great for studio shooting so a large group can see the pictures during the session.+More dials and buttons, more customization, more ergonomic setup (surprising they could make so many improvements each year, but they do).+easier to control and navigate selections (don't need to go into menus as often, many options are displayed on back display in control panel mode, for quick selection/change of options and focus points with 8 way joystick style control buttons).+Deeper grip is easier and more comfortable to hold.+Focus peaking! If you don't know what this is, check out videos on youtube and be amazed, makes focusing easier.+Dual card slots, (I'm using a very fast SD card for bursts of pictures, and a large slower card for Video; I'll also use the 2nd slot at times for wireless card).+Flucard, (horrible name, good features), allows wireless camera control/tethering, from a smartphone/tablet/PC, with previews and file transfers.+Light on front for Auto focus (can focus in dark room).+Much better ISO (less grainy in low-light)+performance improved all around (better shake reduction, sensor dust removal, more pixels, much faster operation with less delays, faster and more accurate auto focus....)+HDR in camera, so you can capture deep shadows and bright highlights, processed faster in camera than my fast PC can do. The fast 8fps shutter speed helps here, since people and branches in the breeze move less between each exposure).+New features for of built in sensor image stabilizer, 1) when on a tripod, you can adjust the sensor tilt angle, and move up/down or sidways, rather than moving the camera on the tripod. 2)Adjustable Anti Alias Filter gives choise to get rid of Moire patterns, or have better detail. 3) Track stars (without trails) for up to a few minutes (time depends if lens is telephoto or wide angle)with optional GPS.+Raw image can be saved, After you have already taken the picture as a JPEG. (the last picture taken can be converted to RAW format, since most recent picture is saved in the camera buffer). Useful for those rare occasions where I don't have an opportunity to retake a picture that was poorly exposed, and want to get more shadow detail out the the larger RAW file.+Electronic Level, so your picture aren't crooked as often.+Extra 2 year USA warranty (3 yr total) for $19, (you can buy official Pentax warranty from B&H or Adorama within 30 days of getting camera from Amazon). Usually I consider extended warranties a ripoff, but this one is at an attractive price, and includes one free checkup in addition to any needed repairs.+Automatic correction for lens distortions, Chromatic Aberrations, and vignetting (dark edges), for Pentax lenses, when saving as JPEG. (Does take a little longer to store the picture if all corrections are turned on).On the complaint side:-I wish they wouldn't keep changing the AC power supply and Grip. I keep having to spend an extra ~$300 each time I upgrade for these accessories.-Doesn't come with USB3 cable, nor HDMI cables, which older versions shipped with (you need the "type-D" HDMI connector, which looks like the USB connector on some smartphones, but a bit smaller with more wires).-Still no internal GPS (which Pentax offered for some years now in compact cameras), requires external GPS unit on hot shoe (so can't use flash in hotshoe), at extra cost.The advances made in DSLR Camera bodies are similar to the changes in smartphones. Comparing the K-3 to a Camera that is 5 years old, is like comparing smartphone improvements over the past 5 years.All in all, I'm glad I made the move to the new camera, It is even better than I expected.
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01.08.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is my first DSLR, so I can't compare the camera directly to others. I bought it in mid-April of 2013. I am not a Pentax partisan, or at least I wasn't when I bought it: I made the decision based upon a comparison of features with other, similarly-priced cameras at the time. The deciding factors were the weather sealing, the in-camera stabilization and the low-light performance, all of which have lived up to the reviews and my expectations. I also like the idea of at least partial backward compatibility with most existing Pentax lenses from pre-digital days, although I haven't had the money to take advantage of that yet.I haven't used the video function at all and it isn't important to me, so I can't speak to that. This review is mostly intended for people who aren't experienced DSLR hands -- if you are one, you already know everything I do and more.I got the body (black) with the weather-sealed 18-135mm lens because I didn't see any sense in buying a weather-sealed camera with a non-sealed lens, and I wanted the extra reach over the 18-55mm kit lens. I'm glad on both counts that I didn't go with the less expensive option, and now that the body prices are dropping with the release of the next model, the K-50, I would recommend the better lens to everybody.I'm still learning about the camera's features and how to use them but even as a complete DSLR novice, I was able to start taking good pictures pretty much right out of the box. The menu system seems complicated initially but if one starts with the simpler settings and progresses from there, it's easy to learn. The manual is comprehensive and comprehensible, and the Pentax Forums web site (not affiliated with the manufacturer) has been really helpful as well for getting the most out of the camera.Physically, the camera suits me well. I have relatively small hands and have no difficulty with the grip or the weight even with the larger lens. The controls are reasonably well laid out, and I've had no problem with accidentally changing settings while shooting, or with fumbling around to change things when I want to. The viewfinder is comfortable and the 100% crop prevents any surprises -- you get what you see, for good or for ill. I don't use the lcd screen to shoot very often, but haven't had any problems with it other than in very bright sunlight or at awkward angles.There are no other weather-sealed DSLRs at this price. I like taking pictures in the rain and at the beach, so keeping water and sand out of the camera and the lens are big deals for me. I haven't been really adventurous yet, but I've had the camera out in the rain and at the beach, including one thorough salt-water soaking, with no problems. I get a little kick from watching owners of other cameras scurrying back from the waves or rushing to get their gear put away in the rain.At this point I'm usually shooting in the mode that lets me set the aperture and shutter speed while the camera sets the ISO. At first, though, I used the auto setting almost exclusively and generally got good results. I use the image stabilization all the time because I don't have the steadiest hands, and after experimenting with it off a few times I find that it makes an enormous difference at lower shutter speeds.The picture quality is very good. 8x10 prints from my semi-decent printer look great. The native size of the images is 13.6" x 20.5", and while I haven't seen prints that large I would expect well-executed shots to be usable at full size. That's with my decent but not great lens; I would expect better lenses to yield better results.The camera does really well in low-light situations. Particularly when shooting in the RAW format, it's possible to retrieve very good detail from poorly-lit shots despite the increase in noise over well-lit ones. I haven't figured out how to use a flash to best advantage yet, so it's good to have a camera that performs well without the additional light and in situations where one doesn't necessarily want to announce one's presence.Speaking of announcing one's presence: the lone drawback that I know for sure isn't a product of my own lack of experience is that the camera is pretty loud. It's noticeably noisier than my friend's Nikon D-7000, for instance. In normal environments that's not a problem, but I have drawn a few glances in quiet surroundings. Using live view with the screen, the mirror raises and lowers twice (depending on the autofocus settings) so you get twice the noise. This shouldn't be much of an issue unless you're doing candid shots in close quarters or taking close shots of shy creatures, but it is a thing, and I've felt a bit intrusive sometimes when out shooting on the street or beach.I shoot mostly landscapes, flowers and people. I haven't done much action shooting so I can't speak to how well the camera will handle things like football (whether US or the rest of the world) and basketball and such. I have gotten some good surfing/bodyboarding shots. (To vie
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11.03.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This new enthusiast level camera shows that Pentax/Ricoh is serious about staying in the DSLR game. It is a top-to-bottom redesign, replacing the already good K-5ii and K-5iis.Feature-wise, spec-wise and performance-wise, the K-3 easily competes with the Nikon D7100 and Canon 70d. But in some ways it has even a little more to offer. Notably, this is the only camera on earth that can emulate having an AA filter, (to use when moire might be a risk), but without the full-time sacrifice of detail imposed by installing a true low pass filter. In addition, I'm not sure anyone else offers a star-tracking feature that uses GPS (optional) and the mirror to follow the earth's rotation. Very cool. But most importantly, this camera's anti-shake is built into the body, not the lenses - meaning it works even with any old K-mount lens you find at a garage sale. And the system works quite well, buying you 3ev or so.Pros will enjoy having two SD slots, very fast continuous shooting and a slick new auto-focus system that is (finally!) first rate - as good as anyone's. The K-3 is pretty forgiving about low light / high ISO shooting. You'll see some noise at 3200 but it cleans up pretty easily.While the video has greatly improved over prior models, there is still no continuous AF, making other choices more attractive for those planning to record their little girl's first ballet. (Think Canon.) This camera is for still-shooters, who will fall in love with it.For existing Pentax owners, the upgrade is largely familiar in terms of control placement. What moved, mostly, needed to. Using the camera is a breeze once you learn the controls, and there are many. Within a week, though, I found I could control the camera even in the dark, so the layout must be fairly intuitive. Better, so much can be controlled from buttons and switches that I almost never need to navigate the menu.Image quality is superb, and with 24mp one can crop deeply and retain surprisingly sharp detail. Colors are rich but authentic and white balance, so far, has been spot-on using the auto setting.Ricoh has placed their badge on the camera's back - I guess that's OK, as long as the Pentax name stays on the front. While nobody else is close to the Big Two in this market, I'd hate to see the Pentax brand weakened or supplanted. That said, we can thank Ricoh and their deep pockets for building a superior enthusiast-grade DSLR. Hope they keep them coming!
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11.01.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
When I thought they couldn't totally impress me again until they finally produced a full frame camera, they proved me wrong with the K-3. This is an amazing camera!!! I was shooting a K-5 for the past few years that I really liked but felt the auto focus left a lot to be desired. I thought about upgrading to the K-5 IIs when it was first introduced, but the fact that the sensor was exactly the same made me decide to wait on something better. I was really trying to hold out until they produced a full frame which I was praying would be soon, or I was even thinking about switching to Nikon, Canon or Sony in order to get a full frame. I have such a wonderful lot of lenses that I have been slowly growing the past 6 years that I didn't want to part with and have to start over from scratch. Plus after originally shooting Canon with my very first DSLR back in the day of 3.3 megapixels that I hated I just couldn't get myself to make the switch to Canon. I even bought a Nikon D3200 for my son to learn on, but truthfully it was to see if I could ever switch over to Nikon. Well the answer is a definite 'NO'!! It just appears backwards to me from the way you put the lens on by twisting counter clockwise to the meter being + on the left and - on the right. It is totally opposite on Pentax, and it is totally incorrect!!! Pentax just makes sense!!! The button layout, menus, and ergonomics are just infinitely better. Now with the new focus system in the K-3 and greater lower light shots, I couldn't ask for anything better. Sure a full frame will give me that extra depth of field and shoot better in low light, but after looking at the comparison pictures of the K-3 and the Nikon d600 with similar settings and lenses, I have no doubt that staying with this crop sensor was the way to go!! The K-3 images were actually better except at ISO of 6400 which let's face it....who cares? I don't even shoot at 1600 much less 6400. I rarely even go over 400 if I can help it. Now I can patiently wait for Pentax to come out with their full frame, and I will enjoy this awesome crop sensor while I am waiting. In fact, they don't even have to rush. I am completely happy with the performance of the K-3. This was an amazing upgrade from my K-5. Way to go Pentax and Ricoh!!!! I will remain a Pentaxian!
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22.01.2014
10/10
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I've been a Pentax user for a few years. My previous cameras were the K-7 and K-01. The K-3 is leaps and bounds ahead of both.The autofocus is always spot-on. I've taken about 200 shots so far; the AF hasn't missed one. Many of these were in low-light. I haven't tried the continuous AF on moving subjects, yet.The detail capture is stellar. Kudos to Pentax/Ricoh for removing the AA filter.High ISO and noise: I was impressed. The amount of noise with extreme ISO levels (12,800 - 25,600) at 100% is about the same as the last generation of APS-C cameras. But here's the catch: you have way more pixels to work with, so the noise performance is actually great. If you were to downsize a high-ISO image from the K-3 and compare it to a high-ISO image from last generation, the K-3 would look significantly better. (Though it already looks really good before you even clean it up.)Body: I haven't really tested this camera yet, but it seems to be built as tough as the previous top-end Pentax DSLRs. I put my K-7 through all kinds of abuse: rain, snow, the tropics, and a minor chemical accident. 20,000 shots and a few years later - still works like the day I got it (the 18-55 WR kit lens, too).The ergonomics have not changed a lot, but the K-3 seems slightly more comfortable to hold and easy to operate (thanks to a couple of button layout changes) than the K-7. YMMV.-----The 18-135 lens----The bundled lens is a mixed bag.The build quality and autofocus are excellent. The zoom range is very useful. The sharpness in the center of the image is good. But the border sharpness is a huge letdown. I believe the trusty (and cheaper) old 18-55 WR has better border sharpness, which makes a difference in landscape photography (at least if you are pixel-peeper or plan on printing big poster-size prints).If you're after excellent image quality with weather-sealing, better look to the DA* 16-50. Or save yourself some money and buy the DA 18-55 WR if you only need good image quality. I would only recommend the 18-135 bundle if you want the versatility of a wide-to-telephoto zoom and you're willing to give up image quality around the edges of the frame.
Скромный эксперт
17.01.2014
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Up front, please be advised that this camera does not come with the required Micro-B USB 3.0 cord, which I found out at 9:30PM, eager to look at my first shots with the new Pentax.I upgraded from a three year old Pentax K-5, which is an amazing camera in its own right.There is a certain quality to the images I got from the K-5, the dynamic range that enables the camera to draw photos unlike any other I have seen.The K3 has the same sensor characteristics, albeit in a much larger 24mp package and much much sharper thanks to the removed deep pass filter (which can be simulated by the sensor if needed).So far I have had no need for the filter after taking 1000+ shots, even though test shots of some fabric did display moiré patterns which were almost gone turning on the deep pass filter simulator (there are two stages available). The clarity and crispness is amazing! The RAW images the K3 spits out contain data from the darkest blacks to the brightest whites, giving enormous room for developing the RAW photos to JPEG.Comparable cameras like the Canon 70D have all the bells and whistles, like built in wireless, touch screen, video autofocus etc. That is nice to have if you like gadgets, if you like cameras, get the K3. It'll wipe the floor with the 70D in photographic output. The only feature I envy the 70D for is the swivel screen, which would be a great photographic tool to have. Maybe it'll be implemented in the next model. The dual cards are great for shooting RAW+JPEG for example, or just using the convenience it provides to have massive amounts of storage available if needed.The live view function has been massively improved over the K5, the focus being several times snappier and accurate.I took over 600 shots last weekend alone in combination with the mind-blowing Pentax 35mm 2.8 Limited Macro and the Sigma 70mm 2.8 Macro. The bokeh, colors and contrast these lenses paint onto the K3's sensor are pure art! Can't say it any differently.If you are starting out and aren't yet locked into any camera brand, give the K3 a go. It is an innovative, solid as a tank, pure camera, aimed at taking the best photos possible.
Скромный эксперт
09.04.2014
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
I've held off writing this review for some time, mostly because I love Pentax cameras and was hoping the company would come up with a solution to the problem sooner rather than later. However, now that this has dragged on for months, I feel it's worth leaving my thoughts on the subject.Long-story short, the issue I had is called "Crazy Mirror Flapping" or "Runaway Mirror" in the Pentax world. The camera locks up, becomes otherwise unresponsive, and the mirror starts flapping at a machine-gun pace until you pull out the battery. I exchanged my first K3 for a new one, only to have the same issue. It's unpredictable when it happens, and seems to occurs in all types of conditions with a variety of settings, so I had no choice but to "downgrade" to the K5-IIs.I also had a series of silent lockups (no mirror-flapping), where the camera would just become completely unresponsive and I'd have to pop out the battery to get it to function again.And I had one incident where after a full day of professional shooting, the SD card became corrupted (after a lockup), and I spent many hours over a weekend trying to recover all the photos.Both lockup issues happened through all firmware versions up to the latest, version 1.03.The K3 just proved too unreliable for professional shooting. It is incredibly disappointing because the camera is brilliant in so many other ways. The image quality is outstanding and feature-set is impressive. For this level DSLR it is small and light, yet still incredibly durable.If not for the severe reliability issues, I'd have nothing but good things to say about it.For more information on the crazy mirror issue - visit the PentaxForums.com, K3 ForumsFor a video showing silent lockup and crazy mirror flapping lockup - see YouTube watch?v=CS_kYy3SVww
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19.12.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
If you are interested in this camera, I assume you are either motivated to not buy Nikon or Canon, or at minimum you are not opposed to the idea of being a little different. For the cost of explaining to you friends that Pentax does still make very good cameras, you get a feature set that above and beyond what the "Big Two" offer at this price. Along that line, this is Pentax's current flagship camera. That means they held nothing back. There are no capabilities reserved for more expensive cameras in the line, and that should eliminate any buyers remorse.If you enjoy using manual focus, a Pentax Camera is a no brainer. Their DSLRs use the classic Pentax K mount. This allows you to mount (without an adapter) an arsenal of great old lenses. Did I mention in-body image stabilization? Not only can you build a small library of lenses, but utilize modern (and very effective) image stabilization on every one. In the K-3 Pentax dedicated a servo to its image stabilization.As for the K-3... I also own a K-30 and purchased the K-3 to be a primary body, with the K-30 serving backup, in order to start taking on portrait contracts. Do not let the APS-C sensor size steer you away. Many pros are now shooting Fujifilm (APS-C) and Olympus (m4/3). The focus peaking is very accurate and easy to use. The dual SD card slots is a nice pro feature. However, if you were hoping for WiFi, this is only achieved via SD card. Considering the trend towards connected cameras, this is unfortunate. But if you shoot RAW and dedicate your time to a post-processing workflow, than WiFi may be unnecessary. The IQ is brilliant and the colors and WB are the best I have seen from Pentax. The shutter/mirror sound is very quiet and precise sounding. And if you are interested in video capabilities, Pentax has finally taken you into consideration with the K-3. The camera is very customizable if you take the time to explore the labyrinth of menu screens. Overall, this camera is a leap forward for the company.PS. A firmware update was just released so any issues you may read about prior to Dec. 19th may have been addressed in the new firmware.
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