Pentax Q Reviews, Small Camera Amazing Quality ! ~ Specradar

Pentax Q

Overview:

Pentax Q comes with the size of the smallest and lightest interchangeable lens type of camera range, has a width dimension of 31 mm, height 57.5 mm and a length of only 98 mm, weighing only 200 grams. Pentax Q comes with a smaller sensor, but capable of producing images by using a sensor 12.4 megapixel 1/2, 3 inch CMOS.

The camera is also capable of shooting in RAW format and editing the images directly from the camera through the program SILKYPIX. In addition, this camera is also equipped with Sensor Shift Share Reduction, so users will still be able to produce sharp images even in a moving condition. The abilities are limitless, and quality, saturation of color, and noise levels are superior the the big advertised-by-star compact dslr. Let's take a look inside the camera, below:

Features:

For specialty Q lenses including prime, zoom, fish eye lenses & others
World's smallest & lightest interchangeable lens camera body
3" LCD,12.4 megapixel CMOS
1080P high-definition video at 30 fps
Q-Mount Lens System
Durable and Customizable Quick Dial
1080p HD Video and 5 FPS
Smart Effects Mode
1/2000 to 30 Second Shutter Speeds
HDMI Port
RAW File Processing
World's Smallest and Lightest Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera
Traditional DSLR Shooting Modes
HDR Capture
Bokeh Control Filter
USER Modes For Creativity
Built-In Popup Flash
SD, SDHC, and SDXC Memory Cards

Advantages:

Really quite small
Interesting lens options, this fast 47mm equivalent, the zoom, fisheye...
Very well built
Different than anything else out there
Good low light performance
With the small sensor, real possibilities of interesting lenses such as a super-ultra-mega-zoom (30x or more)
Menus from the Pentax DSLR line
1080p video with stereo mic built in

Disadvantages: