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December 2010
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Très bonne prise en main
Ergonomie réussie
Autofocus (rapidité
Grossissement de limage autour du point). viseur 100%
Niveau à bulle numérique
Bonne gestion du bruit.
Colorimétrie / expo / réglages d'image
Qualité des ISO jusqu'à 3200 (voire 6400)
Finition / tropicalisation / capteur stabilisé
HDR / réduction des ISO personnalisée
Capteur hautes performances
Enfin des hautes ISO sur un boîtier expert Pentax
Viseur 100 %
Vidéo Full HD
Conception robuste
Résultats convaincants
Stabilisation du capteur
Conception expert
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Temps de latence de l'enregistrement et de l'affichage d'une nouvelle photo (plus de 3 secondes!)
Limites du mode vidéo pendant l'enregistrement(entre autres AF
Choix vitesse).
Pas d'AF en vidéo / fichiers trop volumineux
Ergonomie à tester pour grandes mains
Ecran de contrôle incomplet
Objectif très standard
Mise au point en visée sur écran toujours pas au niveau des µ4/3
Micro intégré mono seulement (mais entrée son stéréo)
Hauteur de la poignée un peu juste pour les grandes mains
Pas de compartiment hybride batterie-piles comme sur le K-r
Weather sealed Magnesium/stainless steel chassis, * Fast 7fps burst mode, * Excellent image quality at wide ISO range, * Both PEF Raw files and DNG formats available, * Excellent battery life, * Good Mac compatibility, * Variety of in-camera processing options,
Limited lens selection compared to the competition, * Optical viewfinder renders slightly warm tint, * Zoom lens a bit noisy during focusing, * Limited movie setting options, Price when rated: $1300
Extrait: Pentax has a long history of innovation as well as a rabid fan base that loves the company’s tradition of optical excellence and originality. In fact, this fan base is the reason I’m writing this review. If you’re not already a Pentaxian you probably...
Much of the K-5’s pre-release hype focused on the brand new 16.2 effective megapixel sensor. In our tests, we found the excitement to be justified. This Pentax matches or exceeds comparable models from Nikon and Canon, especially in the areas of sharp...
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Publié: 2011-06-09, Auteur: Christopher , review by: camcorderinfo.com
Though the K-5 posts solid scores, what we don't see in these results are factors like control and usability. It is there that the K-5's video capabilities dip into the realm of "unusable." The K-5 does not allow control over shutter, aperture, ...
Tight, no-nonsense design and construction, Unusually compact body for a prosumer camera, but still packed with features, Magnesium alloy exterior (except plastic panel around LCD), Piezoelectric dust removal technology, Weather, dust, and cold (14°...
Complicated interface, easy to get lost if you're not familiar with the camera (but very intuitive once you are), Camera strap D-rings make noise, Flash sync socket cap isn't attached to the camera, and is easily lost if not screwed in tightly, Default...
With the launch of the K-7 two years ago, Pentax played to its strengths by creating a digital SLR that was not only feature-rich, but also surprisingly compact for a weather-sealed, magnesium alloy-bodied camera. The K-7 was an important product for t...
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Publié: 2011-02-24, Auteur: Philip , review by: popphoto.com
If you're a Pentax owner looking to step up, the K-5 is a worthy upgrade from the K-7 or any other Pentax DSLR. You'll get a noticeable amount of added resolving power, at least an extra stop of usable ISO, and if you don't mind noise, sensitivity up to I...
Bestyet AF system, great image quality, weathersealed design, superfast continuous shooting
Underwhelming 1855mm kit lens, limited buffer (incapable of 7fps burst in Raw mode), no AF in movie mode, MotionJPEG only movie files
At first glance the K-5 may seem a lot like the K-7. While, in some respects, this is true, it's actually a camera that delivers quite a lot more. Image quality is stunning through a large portion of the ISO range and some of the unique features such a...
Superior image quality, Fast continuous shooting and AF, Nice build and ergonomics,
No movie record button, Lacks manual video controls, Expensive
Given that the Nikon D7000 boasts similar performance, build, and image quality, but checks in several hundred dollars cheaper, we’re a bit reticent to give the Pentax K-5 the 5-star rating that it probably deserves. Make no mistake though, the Pentax ...
Extrait: This review is going to be different to what I normally write; to begin with I will forgo the usual multi-part format and keep it to a single article. Furthermore, it’s going to be a live review in that I will be updating it as I go along and learn ...
The Pentax K-5 combines the proven design of the K-7 with an exciting new 16.3 megapixel APS-C sensor to create an appealingly well-specified, intuitive and customisable DSLR with few real drawbacks. Virtually identical to the K-7, Pentax haven't take...
