Buena alternativa. Relación calidad/precio excelente.
Un poco tarde, por que lo que se dice nueva no es, Steve’s Digicams nos ofrece su análisis a fondo de la Pentax K5 II. Me hubiera gustado que el análisis hubiera sido de la K5 IIs, pues últimamente cada vez le tengo más manía al nefasto filtro AA, y una cámara me parece menos cámara si su sensor lo lleva incluido ¿ Oído Canon ?.
Pues bien, si más no como recordatorio, os pongo en el formato habitual que uso para esta WEB el resumen de características de la DSLR y los «pros» y «contras» del análisis.
Pentax K-5 II Features
- 16.28-megapixel CMOS image sensor (23.7mm x 15.7mm)
- 3.0-inch (921K dots) LCD display
- PRIME II imaging engine
- ISO 100 – 12800 (standard); ISO 80 – 51200 (custom)
- A new, highly-sensitive AF (Auto Focus) sensor
- Dustproof and Weather-resistant
- 77 special body seals
- Reliable operation down to 14°F (-10°C)
- 1/8000 per second top shutter speed (good for 100K shutter releases)
- Pentax SR (Shake Reduction) mechanism
- 100-percent field of view viewfinder
- High-speed Burst Shooting at 7 frames pers second (in JPEG mode, max of 30 frames)
- 9 Images Modes (including Bleach Bypass)
- 18 Built-in Digital Filters (including Sketch and Posterization)
- Electronic Level
- CTE mode (automatically adjusts white balance)
- DR II (Dust Removal II) mechanism
- Dynamic Range Expansion Function
- RAW Data Retrieve Function (saves the RAW files of a recently-recorded JPEG image)
- RAW/Fx button
- Long battery life (approx 980 images per charge)
Pros:
- 16MP, APS-C sized CMOS sensor
- High-resolution LCD (921k dots)
- ISO up to 51200
- Sensor-shift shake and dust reduction works with any Pentax lens
- Solid body with 77 weather seals
- 9 image modes and 18 digital filters
- Live View on high resolution LCD
- Buttons and dials are highly customizable
- Good button and dial placement
- Long battery life (approx. 980 shots)
- Records 1080 HD video at 25 fps
- High dynamic range (HDR) mode
- Ability to retrieve RAW data from recent JPEG files
- Catch-In Focus auto trips shutter with manual focus lens
Cons:
- Auto focus in Live View is slow
- Auto exposure was sometimes inaccurate
- Low-light images look noisy
- Auto magnify does not work with Live View and manual focus
- JPEG processing could be better
