Photo essayWednesday 27 June 2007 16:59
Adam checks out the various functions (okay, one) of our new camera. Be on the lookout for his review.
So when he’s ready for a new passport, we’ll hand him the remote control and tell him to do it himself.
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June 27th, 2007 at 19.17 MDT+2.00
Here I’ve had this feeling of camera superiority because of my K100d and come to find I’ve been out gunned.
Seriously though, your review of the *ds is what caused me to buy a Pentax in the first place.
Is the K10 everything you dreamed it’d be?
June 28th, 2007 at 08.24 MDT+2.00
Wow, I’m really flattered to think that I might’ve influenced someone’s camera purchase. The *ist DS continues to get use, but a visiting friend’s K100D impressed us a lot, and I had been getting itchy to upgrade since the *ist line’s successors began getting such great reviews last year. The K10 keeps the things I like about the *ist DS and adds a lot to love: image stabilization of course, hardware focus-point and metering selectors as well as buttons for RAW/JPG and autobracketing, flash in wireless trigger mode, nearly infinite control-customizing options — too many things to list here, but it is probably the last camera we’ll ever need to buy [Magda rolls eyes]. With the K100 and K10, it looks like Pentax has finally gotten things really right with their DSLR line.
July 5th, 2007 at 17.59 MDT+2.00
Love this!