Pentax gets super sensitive with its K-5 digital SLR
The K-5 features a new 16.3 megapixel CMOS sensor with integrated analog/digital conversion technology
Article Summary
Hot on the heels of the K-r digital SLR, Pentax has revealed the next in line for the flagship position currently occupied by the K-7. Like its predecessor, the new K-5 is aimed at the pro-thusiast and features a 16.3 megapixel sensor, an immense sensitivity range, fast autofocus and full 1080p high definition video recording. It also sports 77 weather seals to keep dust and moisture out and its magnesium alloy construction should help it survive the odd knock.
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