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A bit late into the product cycle, a bit patchy (too much recycled material, with at times outdated comparisons, as has been noted by others), but finally we have a full review of these chronically...

A bit late into the product cycle, a bit patchy (too much recycled material, with at times outdated comparisons, as has been noted by others), but finally we have a full review of these chronically...

A bit late into the product cycle, a bit patchy (too much recycled material, with at times outdated comparisons, as has been noted by others), but finally we have a full review of these...

Lovely stuff, that. Gentle humour, maybe not of the LOL brand, but welcome comic relief when photographic, or rather gear-related passions are about to boil over ... ;-)

Er, why do so many commentators deride this article on the grounds that photo manipulation is nothing new, and in fact as old as photography itself? Well, it is, but nobody tried to argue this...

Well, there's actually people out there who have shot pretty decent photographs with that "dog", as you call the K-7. If you doubt it, start searching places like the Pentax Photo Gallery, 500px...

Well, there's actually people out there who have shot pretty decent photographs with that "dog", as you call the K-7. If you doubt it, start searching places like the Pentax Photo Gallery, 500px...

Well, there's actually people out there who have shot pretty decent photographs with that "dog", as you call the K-7. If you doubt it, start searching places like the Pentax Photo Gallery, 500px...

Er, even if I'm not the first to ask that question: Will the K-5 II/IIs get its own full-blown review here on this site - I mean anytime soon? I'm not posting this to indulge in any sort of...

A lucidly written, instructively illustrated, and generally stimulating article. Fun, too, precisely *because* the author's backyard happens to be this fascinating strip of the Irish coast. (I am...

Thanks for your kind praise - it means a lot to me. Especially so, since the shots in your own gallery would seem to mark you as someone who has an eye for B&W photography. Really like your shots...

Boy, that's not a tendency I would want my camera to have. This doesn't look like slow accumulation of dust over time, or in challenging environments - all DSLR sensors are more or less prone to...

The cutting-edge standard of modern DSLRs sometimes lets us forget about the pioneers who ultimately made all this possible. Even when I look at some native-ISO RAWs from my (sensor-wise) slightly...

What strikes me - and relieves me a bit in the light of the comparisons on ImagingResource - is that the K-5 IIs RAW output does look a tat better than that of the K-30. And while I'm not going to...

Why prefer Pentax to other brands, when you can sure take fantastic pictures with all of them?

Well, what Mr Carlson doesn't talk about, unfortunately, is that in Pentax, from the K-7 upwards,...

Why prefer Pentax to other brands, when you can sure take fantastic pictures with all of them?

Well, what Mr Carlson doesn't talk about, unfortunately, is that in Pentax, from the K-7 upwards,...

Tried out both the K-5 II and its 's'-sister as well as the K-30 at the Pentax/Ricoh stand at Photokina today. Subjectively, I was quite impressed by the responsiveness of the SAFOX X AF module -...

Well, maybe I was a bit harsh in the absense of a more "visionary" K-5 successor. One thing that might eventually persuade me to upgrade (from my time-honoured K-7) to one of the K-5 II variants is...

I've been shooting a K-7 since 2009, and while the K-5 II/IIs would sure be markedly superior in virtually any aspect except body quality, I fail to see how such a modest update can be marketed as...