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Pentax K-70 18-55mm Lens Kit Black, APS-C

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Color: Black


Style: K70 18-55 kit


Features

  • 24.24 effective Megapixel, APS CAA filter less CMOS sensor, with ISO from 100 204800
  • Dustproof and weather resistant with In body SR shake reduction mechanism
  • Vari angle LCD monitor with night vision red light LCD display
  • Built in Wi-Fi for use with the image Sync app
  • Pixel shift resolution with motion Correction AA filter Simulator: Moire reduction using "SR" unit and pixel shift resolution with motion Correction

Description

An all-weather digital SLR Camera expands the boundaries of photo shooting, with new opportunities and discoveries in scenic photography The Pentax K-70 has a compact body for easy carry-along to any outdoor shooting. Its outstanding weather-resistant performance and enormous imaging power, combining true-to-life image Description and high-sensitivity shooting, make it extremely reliable, even in most demanding shooting conditions. Whether it is under bright, blue skies, on wild, overcast days, in the gentle rains, or under dark, starry skies, the Pentax K-70 captures the beauty of nature in an astonishingly beautiful image. The Pentax K-70 brings you new experiences, new excitement and new discoveries in beautiful scenery, while helping you to be more masterful in outdoor Photography.

Compatible Mountings: Pentax KAF


Aspect Ratio: Unknown


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Supported File Format: RAW


Image Stabilization: Dynamic


Maximum Focal Length: 55


Optical Zoom: 3 x


Maximum Aperture: 3.5 Millimeters


Expanded ISO Minimum: 100


Metering Description: Center-Weighted Average, Spot


Auto Focus Technology: Contrast Detection


Aspect Ratio: Unknown


Display Resolution Maximum: 921,000


Photo Sensor Size: APS-C


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Effective Still Resolution: 24.2 MP


Maximum Webcam Image Resolution: 24 MP


Frame Rate: 60 fps


White balance settings: Auto, Daylight, Color Temperature, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Custom, Cloudy, Shade


Self Timer Duration: 2 seconds, 12 seconds


JPEG quality level: Basic, Fine, Normal


Camera Flash: Hotshoe


Image Stabilization: Dynamic


Flash Modes Description: Auto, Auto/Red-Eye Reduction, Flash On, Flash On w/ Red-Eye Reduction, Manual, Second-Curtain Sync, Slow Sync


Flash Sync Speed: 1/180 Second


Supported Image Format: DNG, JPEG, Raw


Video Capture Format: HD


Video Capture Resolution: FHD 1080p


Video Input Format: NTSC/PAL


Video Standard: XAVC


Color Depth: 14 Bits


Viewfinder Magnification: 0.95x


Viewfinder Type: Optical


Screen Size: 3 Inches


Display Type: LCD


Display Fixture Type: Articulating


Model Name: Pentax K-70


Brand: Pentax


Model Number: K-70 18-55mm lens kit black


Number of Items: 1


Color: Black


Guide Number: 39.37' / 12 m at ISO 100 (28 mm Position)


Included Components: Strap O-ST132, Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery D-LI109, Battery Charger D-BC109,Software (CD-ROM) S-SW156, Eyecup FR, Hot shoe cover FK , Body Mount Cover, Digital Camera Utility 5


Maximum Storage Temperature: 85 Degrees Celsius


Lower Temperature Rating: 14 Degrees Fahrenheit


Upper Temperature Rating: 85 Degrees Celsius


Assembly Required: No


Age Range (Description): Adult


Processor Description: PRIME MII


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 2.9 x 4.9 x 3.7 inches


Item Weight: 2 Pounds


Warranty Type: Limited 2-Year Warranty


Lens Type: Wide Angle


Optical Zoom: 3 x


Maximum Aperture: 3.5 Millimeters


Minimum Aperture: 10


Zoom Type: vari-focal


Autofocus Points: 9


Camera Lens Description: dal18-55wr


Compatible Mountings: Pentax KAF


Focus Type: Automatic, Continuous-Servo AF, Single-Servo AF


Maximum Focal Length: 55


Minimum Focal Length: 18


Photo Filter Thread Size: 52 Millimeters


Expanded ISO Maximum: 102400


Expanded ISO Minimum: 100


Max Shutter Speed: 30 seconds


Min Shutter Speed: 1/4000 seconds


Exposure Control Type: Aperture Priority, Auto, Manual, Program, Sensitivity Priority, Shutter Priority


Metering Description: Center-Weighted Average, Spot


Light Sensitivity: 100 to 204,800 in Auto Mode


Shooting Modes: Bulb Mode,Aperture Priority, Auto, Manual, Program, Sensitivity Priority, Shutter Priority


Batteries Required?: Yes


Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Are Batteries Included: Yes


Rechargeable Battery Included: Yes


Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion


Battery Description: 1 x D-LI109 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion, 7.4 VDC, 1050 mAh


Battery Weight: 52 Grams


Battery Capacity: 1050 Milliamp Hours


Target Gender: Unisex


Compatible Devices: Pentax KAF


Audio Input: Microphone (3.5mm Stereo)


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Continuous Shooting Speed: 6


Wireless Communication Technology: Wi-Fi


Flash Memory Type: SDXC


Memory Slots Available: 1


Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB


Special Feature: D-Rings, Handheld, Shoulder Strap, Trolley Sleeve


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Skill Level: Amateur


Specific Uses For Product: Photography


Digital Recording Time: Up to 26 Minutes for Full HD (1920 x 1080)


Form Factor: Compact


Hardware Interface: AV Port


Audio Recording: Yes


Diaphragm Blades: 7


GPS: No GPS


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    • Great choice of Camera, with only a few cons!
Color: Silver Style: K70 Body
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I purchased the K70 more or less knowing what I would be getting myself into. I have over 15 Pentax lenses, even lenses from 1980 that can be used with this camera mount, and at this point, it would not make sense for me to switch brands, because my glass collection is extensive. With that being said, I dont want to come off sounding like a brand ambassador, which although I love Pentax, my last camera was a K50, and I experienced the dead aperture block, which Pentax is surely aware of, but had no interest in helping me fix it, even though it only had 1800 shutter count on it, I still feel a little salty about that. With that being said, I always tell people to make the comparison with features that fit your needs......Being a hotly contested market for the 650 dollar price range, you cant really go wrong with any of the major manufacturers. However there are a lot of features that I feel always push me towards Pentax, that the other manufacturers do not offer such as weatherproofing............ that def helps from a durability standpoint. Not having to worry about weather really sets this camera apart from every other competitor in this price range. No other manufacturer offers weather sealing at this price point.........Period. The next REALLY important feature that you have to use to compare, is the fact that the body of the camera has image stabilization BUILT IN! I cannot overstate how important that one feature alone is.......It allows you to use film era lenses, and manual lenses, without the need to buy EXPENSIVE lenses with Image Stabilization built into them. Ergonomics..................... Idk what it is, but whenever I go into Best Buy, I hold a Can, or Nikon and they just feel like a big chunk of plastic, but not of the solid variety. Very hollow is my best feeling of those two brands. In my opinion they could afford to make the body smaller or more compact. The K70 has no such issues. It is a very solid body that is well crafted, and feels substantial in the hands, not hollow feeling. All of the buttons and dials are within a quick reach to access all of the functions that need to be used on a daily basis. A lot of thought goes into the ergonomics of Pentax cameras, and you can tell once your holding it, that this is a great feeling camera in the hands. The menus have been uplifted, and simplified over previous bodies, making it very easy to understand. Another feature that cannot be overlooked, is the two dial system......one in front of the shutter for F stops, and another behind the shutter for other functions, as it is customizable. Too many new cameras only have one dial, which really doesnt help when you need to reach certain functions.....with the K70, you can reach them without looking. Nice little touches, like night mode, which makes the screen red, so its easy on the eyes, is really nice. As far as image quality goes, I have not looked at other brands, however I can tell you by reactions of my photography from other people.........the usual reaction is........ WOW. The pictures REALLY pop and have intense detail........doesnt matter what the subject is, the pictures always come out pleasant, and have excellent colors and saturation. The move to an articulating screen which was new on the KS2 ( previous model) is a nice touch. I always thought to myself......Why would I use a tilting screen? But since I have it on this camera, I have been using it ALOT! It really is a god send, when you are trying to take pictures in awkward positions........The focus in live view has also been improved extensively from older Pentax models, and there is no delay when taking pictures anymore......it just WORKS! Another unique feature, is a mode in camera called Pixel Shift, where when taking the picture, the sensor moves to the right and to the left snapping off 3 frames, only increasing the quality of the image ( with a tripod of course) I thought it to be gimmiky when reading about it, but wow, it really works well! And then there is the penta prism that is used for the optical viewfinder. Yes, you may think its a pretty small deal, but when you look through the K70s view finder, compared the other brands mentioned before, I feel like their viewfinders are DARK. Not terrible, but not clear like the Pentax Penta Prism is. Its bright, clear, and provides a 95% view of what you are taking a picture of.....where other brands are a lower %.....making it unpredictable, of what is going to fit in the frame when the picture is processed. The last advantage over other brands, is the shutter speed. 1/6000 shutter speed really does make a difference. You will see that other brands possess a 1/4000 max shutter speed, which in 2017 is unacceptable.....especially when you need to freeze the action, the shutter speed really makes a difference! Now the Bad. Not all bad news, but there are things that must be pointed out that I didnt cover in the Pros, because they deserve to be in the Cons section. Movie mode. MEH, is the best description of movie mode. Its there, and it has video autofocusing, but the movie mode is not very well hashed out. When moving the camera around, the movie becomes jittery, and wobbles.........but when you stop it goes back into focus.......but in all honesty, people do not buy Pentax for Video mode. It is something that has plagued Pentax from the very first camera body that made use of video....they are woefully behind, but it doesnt really bother me...... I buy Pentax for its still imaging prowess......if you want a video camera, buy a video camera! Next is WiFI Yes, it has Wifi, however its a little difficult to pair with your device, and a little hard to get it to work properly. On top of that the pictures take over a minute to arrive at your phone or device.....IMO they need to improve upon this. Its great in a pinch, when you want to send it to your phone, but it is in no way as seamless as it couldve been........You can use your phone to control almost all of the features, which is definitely a nice feature, but is a little slow.......... The last thing, and I dont like to bring this up, because it does not hinder my photography ability whatsoever, but it could be a problem for people that rely on autofocus, that do not use manual settings. It only has 11 focus points. Is it fast? I think it is. I never EVER have an issue with it. It usually decides on the focus pretty darn fast, and decisively, which is great. Its just that other manufacturers cameras in this segment have 18-35 focus points. Not a con for me, but may be for others. I feel as though it does not have a lot of focus points, it still is really good with the 11 it has. So in the end, would I recommend the K70? Absolutely 100% You simply cannot go wrong with owning this camera.......Its 24 MP sensor is crazy good......it takes wonderful pictures, and really has a wow factor with the colors and saturation that it renders, as long as the camera is shooting in RAW mode. (Which is 14 Bit BTW!) JPEGs are good, but the RAW pictures are incredibly detailed. If you have even a little photography skill, this camera will do wonders for you. I have owned over 10 Pentax cameras, and every one of them has been great for me over the years, except for the K50! I had a film era K1000 body, and even then, I thought it took more pleasing pictures than the Minoltas, and Canons that I have owned in the film era, and even after a 30 year journey of photography personally, Pentax still offers that value that stands out from the other brands. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2017 by Cbast70 Cbast70
    • An Excellent Well Balanced Camera For The Price.
Color: Black Style: K70 18-55 kit
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I bought the Pentax K-70 primarily for video purposes. I already had several vintage lens that belonged to my K-1000 that fit perfectly being they both used the same K mount design. This camera has been very reliable in the 5 months I've had it. The video quality on the camera is standard 1080p, and when using the right settings looks great for any videography and film work. I will admit there are better cameras out there for the use of video recording. However if you are looking for a camera that is at least equal in video quality, you will most likely spend a couple 100 dollars more. The price is a real winner here. Concerning Photography. Photographs are exceptional. The 24 megapixal quality is amazing and brings in a high dynamic range. When shooting in dark environments it really captures dark areas well. Burst photography is also very good. I have done time lapse photography on a couple occasions and the 4k videos are stunning. The in body shake reduction allows you to use slower shutter speeds than you would normally be able to use without a tripod. The ISO settings are most effective between 100-3200. After 3200 you will get a high noise level. The camera will go up to an ISO of about 16,400 I believe. After working with the camera a lot I would say the ISO is most effective at 400. The camera will also allow you to create custom white balances and plug in the exact color temperature in Kelvins. The pixel shift function also greatly enhances photographs. That function must be used on a tripod however. Concerning Video I was happy that most of setting optimization that pertains to photography also is allowed in the video section. Many of the cheaper DSLR cameras only allow auto functions for the video and I find that a great dis-service on those cameras. The camera allows you to set it to 24, 25, 20, 50i, and 60i for the frame rates. Keep in mind that if you are editing and using timecode that these translate translate to the electric interpretation for example, 24 frames per second is really 23.978 fps. One thing that does disappoint me is that when shooting video you have to really play with the settings when filming white walls. White walls tend to get noisy and sometimes you get a color fluctuation in out of focus areas. The best way to avoid this is to really expose the room with lights and adjust the f stop, shutter speed and ISO accordingly. When the ISO is set correctly dark spaces are captured quite nicely and without too much noise. Otherwise the video quality is great in the 1080p format class when compared to other cameras. One thing you should know is to turn off Shake Reduction when using the camera on a tripod. The camera sensor will move with head turning and people standing up our of chairs. Only use Shake Reduction when going hand held. The shake reduction works awesome when used hand held. Keep in mind most DSLR cameras (including this one) will only let you record for 30 minutes at a time, regardless of SD card size. So this is not a good choice if you are needing to do extended recording such as a basketball game or a ceremony. Concerning Camera Software. The software that comes with the camera is a little slow but it processes DNG images excellently. The Pentax K-70 allows you to shoot in DNG or their Proprietary format DNG+. The DNG+ is better and if you can handle working with the camera software it will produce slightly better images. Trouble Shooting The only issue I have had with the camera is on one occasion the camera began to save very slowly. If if I took a photo, it would take 10 seconds to save. Video was taking 5-10 minutes to save. I solved this issue by using a different SD card. The normal save times resumed. Durability and Ergonomics. This camera feels solid in your hand. It gives you a good grip as well. Despite being a compact camera it is definitely made for people with big hands (not a problem for me). Button feel is good. My last point and shoot camera (a FujiFilm HS-10) had very cheap buttons that always felt like they were gonna fall off. All of your important functions such as Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, PHOTO/VIDEO Mode, White Balance, ISO, Timed Photo, flash, and Auto Focus versus Manuel Focus are all given physical buttons rather than being buried in menus. The Shutter speed, Aperture, AF vs MF, and PHOTO versus Video are made to be dials or switches which is quite handy. The camera is rated to be water resistant (not water proof). I have not gone out of my way to test this but I have shot in rain and it performed fine. To be water resistant however you must use a water resistant lens. If you buy a lens that comes with the camera it will have an o ring around the lens mount that services this feature. Cons If you are looking for a camera that has good autofocus, then this is probably not a good choice for you. For photos the autofocus works pretty good. For Video it hardly adjusts. I bought this camera knowing this. If you don't trust your ability to manually focus then this is not the camera for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2019 by William Smith William Smith

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