Pentax K-x

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Pentax KX Camera sitting in the slot previously occupied by the company K200D – one of the best entry-level DSLRs are determined in the market on time – even though the position has now been elevated by the arrival of a new generation of simplified models underneath. Then Pentax-ups which means K2000/Km designed to attract the attention of compact camera users to DSLR ownership with the interface that is easy to use and small scale, and that’s because it is immediately reminded that the camera KX (they share the same body).

Although the size of a compact camera and uses AA batteries, there is more than one indication of 7-K about the new model specification. One advantage of 11-point system of K-7’s AF and PRIME II imaging engine, along with its ability to correct chromatic aberration and distortion when using a lens Pentax DA and DFA. It also has an orientation sensor.

Unlike km, at least KX You can now select the active AF point, still not displayed in the viewfinder. However, despite all of the features shared by K2000/Km and K-7 is still a lot of new about the KX. Based around the 12.4-megapixel CMOS sensor with onboard conversion / AD (the system that are often associated with Sony), with output fast enough not only for the camera to shoot at 4.7 frames per second, but also to capture 24 frames of 720p HD video per second. With high ISO sensors come – now up to 6400, expandable to 12 800. Plus there is a revised version Km shutter mechanism to allow continuous shooting speed, which ups the maximum shutter speed of 1 / 6000 sec. The camera also features a new ‘mode of cross-processing’ on top of already impressive variety of processing and filtering options.
Pentax K-x Key Features

* 12.4-megapixel APS-C format CMOS sensor (total pixels: 12.9 million)
* PRIME II imaging engine
* Maximum shutter speed of 1/6000th
* 720p HD video (24 fps)
* 2.7 “LCD monitor (230,000 points)
* Image sensor cleaning (sensor shake)
* Selected AF 11 points
* IS0 200-6400 range (100 to 12.800 when extended)
* 4.7 frames per second continuous shooting (for 17 frames)

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