Published: 2012-08-30, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
The price suggests “entry level” but the features belong in an upper specified DSLR. The K30 feels good in the hand due to its prominent grip and nicely rubberised feel. The rugged body and weather sealing mean it can withstand rough treatment. Image qual
The noisy autofocus mechanism is cheap
We've said it before and we will no doubt say it again, Pentax DSLRs are designed by photographers, not by marketing departments. The lovely K-...
Abstract: DateAugust 30, 2012 Read later This 16-megapixel DSLR uses, and in some cases improves on, the technology of the excellent K-5. The handsome, ergonomically fine body is polycarbonate over stainless steel, weather-sealed and freeze-proof to minus...
The K-30 merits its Editor's Choice rating for both its imaging performance and for the generous level of features it provides at an affordable price tag. It's an excellent camera for photo enthusiasts. The weather-sealed body is a genuine bonus; add in t...
Published: 2012-08-14, Author: Mario , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Maybe, especially if you're planning to wander into a hurricane or a blizzard. (That's probably a bad idea, and even if you're going to do it, you should bring something that shoots better video.)...
Weathersealed body, Stabilised sensor, Detailrich images, Liion or AA batteries
Slow AF with 1855mm lens, No external mic port
The fact that the body is weather-proofed is a huge bonus as one of the main reasons why cameras area sent for repair is water damage. Of course to get the full benefit of the K-30's weatherproofing it needs to be matched with one of Pentax's WR (Weather...
Weatherproof, Image quality, Performance, Price, Features
No HDMI output
I've tried hard to be critical in this review, but it's very difficult to find any fault at all with the Pentax K-30. I'm not alone in this, because it has been collecting glowing reviews from every direction. It is an extremely impressive camera by any ...
The Pentax K-30 is an excellent DSLR choice for adventure photographers and creatives who will appreciate its in-camera effects. For most outdoor situations, the 18-135mm zoom provides plenty of width and reach, yet doesn't add much weight to the overall...
Abstract: This colourful entry-level DSLR grabs sharp 16 megapixel shots, and it's nimble too, with a burst mode of six frames per second - perfect for capturing fast moving sporting moments. Or is it? We check it out in our Cannes group test: hit the video to s...
