Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Pentax K-3 Mark III Body

Easy to use, takes wonderful photos, and is really solid. Fits nicely in my hands and is fun to use. The 18-55mm lense is a bit limited in range and not weather sealed but it's a good starter lense. Definitely going to need to get a macro lense some day and probably a longer zoom.

Очень советую. Для всего подходит: дома, в походе, на море, в горах, везде.

Камера на "отлично с плюсом"

This camera is the best. I have owned several models of Pentax and this one is the best.Takes outstanding pics

Bought this and it works great! Checked the reviews and I have found them to be very helpful. Now to pickup that wide angle lens!

The camera handles very well and feels very comfortable. The focusing is faster than previous models. In bright light, the exposures seem to be right on, however, in low light, the exposures tend to be underexposed by 1 stop or so (thanks for Lightroom). I was disappointed that the model I received was the European model and did not have a US warranty, but decided to keep it and take a chance.

I have the K-10 and K-20 and kept putting off getting a new body. Finally took the plunge and the camera is very nice. The grip was redone a while back compared to those older cameras and I find it slightly less ergonomic. If you can try it out first that is ideal. The autofocus is supposed to be faster, but I have not been able to get it to focus and shutter release as easily as it should, but I suspect I have not gotten all the settings right to do so. It has a lot of customization and settings and near total control over the operation of it. Weight is better, display is superb, dual memory card slots are nice. I have not shot any video yet.

I used to own a Canon 300D and then later the 60D when I first started out with photography. It's been a while since I've owned them, and when I decided to get back into photography, I was on a budget. I started researching a lot of different cameras from the Nikons to the Canons, and then the Pentax. After looking at similarities, differences, pros, and cons, I realized I could get a lot for my money by going with Pentax. The Pentax K-30 includes most of the features one would expect on a higher-end camera (minus the top LCD), and takes great quality photos. I've only had this camera for about a week, and I've realized unless you are doing large prints, this camera is GREAT. I don't need 20+ megapixels, especially when this camera yields some very sharp images. Even cropping the image quite a lot, the images look great. I hear a lot of people show their dislike of the design of the Pentax K-30, but i love how it looks. The build quality is good. The only thing I am not fond of is the Body Cap. I would rather have a body cap that stays attached to the camera instead of one that just pushes on, but that's hardly an issue.

I have a K5 and was pretty happy with it. I ran into a situation where I needed to expand/print some photos in a much larger (8'x8') type format and the resolution of the K5 was not high enough. This camera is a clear improvement over the K5. Only negative is that it is a bit heavier (800g vs 740g)

I really like this camera and enjoy very much using it. I use it to take photos of my kids playing sports, Cheerleading, football, basketball, soccer and softball. I just wish that I had time to sit down and read all the "quirks" on how to use it at a more "professional" levels. The pictures are all very clear so my only complaint would be myself having time to really figure it out.

This is a great camera, I just don't love it. It is an EXCELLENT VALUE for those looking for a more durable and versatile "entry level" camera. Some things I did love are the weather resistance (WHEN YOU HAVE WEATHER RESISTANT LENS), excellent options and image quality. If you have no previous DSLR experience or only Pentax experience, then this may be an excellent option, but those who are used to a different set of rules may be left displeased and frustrated.Some things I did not love were that you have to pop up the flash yourself when you want to take a flash picture or might need one, it does not pop up on its own. I found that it was also quite loud both in lens focus and the shutter compared to my D3100. I also do NOT like the auto setting at all. To me auto should mean give the monkey a camera (or in this case, my husband) and let him take the pics. The reason this stinks is that it auto detects your environment, chooses a "scene" and you can get some odd settings (especially when using a flash) that make hand held shots not practical. Well guess what, sometimes the monkey wants to take a shot in a darkish room and needs a flash. I called regarding this and they disagree with what my interpretation of what Auto should mean. Also an extra battery is a must, this battery is too small for this camera. Thankfully they are cheap batteries. I also am underwhelmed with the choices in lenses that are weather resistant and affordable. There are practically no hidden jewels like I have found in other lines.All in all, it IS a good camera, don't get me wrong. I might feel differently if this was my first DSLR and was not switching from a brand I have used for ages and am very familiar with. I tried REALLY hard to love it, but I did not.I decided to return it though and upgrade my Nikon to the D7000, since my existing lenses for that line were already weather friendly and outstanding.

The only thing that stops me from giving this camera 5 stars is that it's high ISO noise performance is not great...it's not bad in this regard, but at this point in the evolution of digital imaging I expect better. Everything else about it is top shelf quality, solid, rugged, weather sealed, good menu layouts, and good control placements.

My interest with photography started off when I joined the high school year book club, and has continued into college. This camera is amazing. I can't speak much into specifics as far as the sensor quality compared to other cameras and things like that, however this camera trumps the T3i I was using prior. Here are a few things I really like about this camera.-Seems a bit smaller than your average DSLR, convenient for astrophotography when mounting on a scope.-Built in HDR - Love it or hate it, it's there to use.-Just press one button and you're shooting in RAW.-It's tough. I've brought it out in the rain to shoot multiple times, without a care in the world.-Backwards compatibility for lenses. I just got my hands on a 30 year old 50mm prime for all of $40.-Insanely fast shutter lag. Nearly on par with a 5DM3, which costs roughly 4x as much.-Buttons are all placed in an easy to use layout. I can operate this camera with gloves without too much issue.-The "feel" of the camera is fantastic, like you're holding something really well made.-Video feature is really convenient. Haven't used it more than a couple times but 1080p at 30fps is nice to have.As I said, I'm no pro photographer or even much of a hobbyist, but with this camera I can take some pretty amazing shots. If the slightly lower amount of lenses doesn't scare you away from Pentax, you cannot go wrong with this camera.

Minimal use so far, but low light ability is significantly better that K-r (which was better than K10D). Images are sharp. Focus has been fast except for some low natural light, close up attempts, using the 77mm limited lens. I suspect that was related to the lens. Had no troubles using the 10-17mm HSM lense at New Years eve party in similar light conditions.

like all Pentax cameras I have owned very user friendly . takes excellent sharp photos. I have owned an istDs, K-7, K-5, K-5iis and now the K-3.

I've used (and still use) Pentax flim cameras for 45 years adding in digital cameras a few years ago. I started with the K-100D Super, added the K-10 and now the K-30. If you use the earlier Pentax digital models, it's not that hard to make the switch although some controls are moved and the menu is a little different. The only thing missing, to me anyway, is the ability to add a battery pack. I have this on my K-10 and, while it makes the camera heavier, the ability to rotate the camera and shoot with the battery pack shutter button is something I miss with this one. While I've always felt that a still camera should be for still photographs and a video camera for videos. the K-30 does include the ability to shoot video. It doesn't appear that Pentax sacrificed photo quality to add it the video and it may actually come in handy after all to shoot video of the grandchildren.

I purchased this camera in June, the camera broke down due to humidity being drawn inside the body by the telephoto lens in the first week of July. I immediately sent the camera off for repair under the warranty -- it is now August and it has now been over a month since I sent the camera off. I have called multiple times and been given little to no information beyond, "Call back next week."Even after explaining that this is unsatisfactory to have so little information and no firm timeline on when I might receive my camera back, I was told there is nothing else I can do. I am INCREDIBLY disappointed in my experience with Pentax and am now in the market for a Canon or a Nikon. I cannot believe the poor level of support I've received and the inability of Pentax to resolve this within an acceptable timeframe.

I have been a Pentax user for many years and love, love my new camera. I would recommend this camera.

This camera is really awesome. If you can see it with the naked eye the camera will shoot it and the pics are clear and sharp. Smpler than most. Its almost a point and shoot camera with out a lot of calculations prior to a shot . The camera is easy to hold in your hands and all the settings are set up for easy location.I got the 18mm - 55mm lens, the 50mm-200mm lens and finally the 55mm-300mm lens and they are great. Could have save some money if I would have first gotten the 300mm zoom lens and passed on the 200mm as they duplicate each other. But I'm not sorry.I bought the camera seperate because the DA L lens are plastic and not glass so if you want glass lens for your great camera go with DA only. No L. Would I purchase this camera again... you betcha!

Easy to handle, and I like the location of the controls. Still learning a lot about the capabilities - because it has a lot of them. The viewfinder is excellent, controls are responsive and precise. Focus response is very fast, and the frequently used menus seem to be quick and easy to access. The functions of the front and rear e-dials are excellent, although it does take some getting used to. There is ample opportunity to customize buttons and functions here and there, although I have not found it necessary to do much of that. I like the way Pentax set the thing up, pretty much the way it is.The focus system is very good, and it can work okay with older Pentax lenses. I don't know of any camera that is perfect with older lenses, but this one is workable. The 18-135 lens, by the way, is superb. Tight, precise zoom, excellent focus.The results - the photographs - are excellent. Great camera for the price. Great camera, period.

I was shopping for a DSLR for some time and settled on this for a few reasons ... on the outside, I like the great blue color. It's very attractive and solid. I purchased the Pentax because my previous non-digital SLR was a Pentax and I loved it... I could also use my lenses from the other Pentax on this one. The lenses work great. I love all the features of this camera. I like the location of the buttons. They make sense. an example is where the flash button is .. it's right by your left finger and can find the button without searching around. It's a natural fit. I am a hobby photographer, so I honestly don't have a lot of insight on the technical advantages to the camera, but the photos are crisp and clear and upload easily. I am really thrilled with this purchase.

I almost thought of buying Nikon D7100 but switched to Pentax k-3. 100% Satisfied with this product and its like a hammer. I purchased from Emmy Photo. Thanks to "Emmy Photo" for nicely packing and delivering it to me.