October 18, 2009

The Reddest ever DSLR Camera you've ever seen – The Pentax K-x

If you wish for a camera that able to redefine the entry level of DSLR category, therefore you can consider the Pentax K-x DSLR. The Pentax K-x DSLR is the reddest DSLR camera in the world with the color of fire-engine red (yet the Pentax K-x also available in navy-blue, white and black color) and the first time you saw this camera, surely  you will get fascinated by its red color and its compact body that will make you easy to carry it while you’re travelling.

The Pentax K-x DSLR comes with a large 2.7-inch LCD that featuring phase differences, face detection auto focus up to 16 faces, and as well Live View with contrast. The Pentax K-x will also permit user to soothe picture and capture video up to 4 stops max as it has a 12.4 megapixels CMOS sensor that featuring sensor-shift Shake reduction.

Above and beyond the Pentax K-x DSLR is also offering a high-end features that will challenge higher class models such as photographic functioning and HD Video features in full 720p resolution at 24 frames per second for shooting movies by using any 35mm lens’ Pentax.

The most remarkable feature that comes with the Pentax K-x is HDR Image Capture feature that will allow you to  capture 3 blended shots with bracketed images into single picture with outstanding shadow, highlight and midrange detail.

You will enable as well to track moving subjects straightforwardly with the Pentax K-x as it’s also set with 11 Point Wide Angle SAFOX VIII autofocus system that will assist you to obtain the focus rapidly and accurately.

The Pentax K-x will be able to capture up to 1900 shots by using easy-to-find AA lithium batteries that also compatible with AA NiMH rechargeable and alkaline batteries as well.

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