- #User guide digital camera utility 5 pentax manual
- #User guide digital camera utility 5 pentax software
#User guide digital camera utility 5 pentax manual
So the "aperture" control basically is just an exposure option (about a 3.5 EV toggle) allowing you to shoot in manual to have control of both shutter speed and ISO. With the "Manual" mode option, I was disappointed when my tests of high and low f-number failed to show any difference in DoF, and then I read something about their use of a "neutral density filter" which I think is probably being done electronically. I'll post some if I can figure out where best to do that on the forum. I'm used to shooting in RAW and regret losing the 14+ bit depth in DR, but I'm finding that if I use the D-Range option and pay more attention to exposure than I'm used to, I can still process through ACR and get great results for my purposes. It takes a little getting used to, though. I have a K-5 and lots of gear, but I wanted something I could take into the field and get great documentary shots of flora without carrying $5K and 30 lb on my back. Light all-in-one with APS-C equivalent 17 - 380mm This is exactly the marketing tool Pentax needs to get its name back in the game with joe blow average consumer and Pentax Au teamed up with Aussie Post is doing this admirably. Not meant to stack up against more expensive cameras in its class for high tech innovation, but as most people in this league just want a jpeg, program only function camera, then this absolutely fits the bill. The green line on the lens and overall quality look and DSLR feel is impressive. My colleague was impressed and feels like a pro. Very similar system to the X90, but way better image quality, very solid feel, tilt out screen and a host of scene modes, but seemed to be missing the time lapse function.įor the price, this is a bargain!!! Looks and feels like a serious photo tool. I gave him the run through and was immediately impressed. I have the x90, predecessor and a colleague bought this at a bargain price through Australia Post shops. Well built, good image quality, zoom, macro, scene modes, value for $$$ SD, SDHC, SDXC, 75 MB built-in, Eye-Fi compatibleĩ50 images with lithium, 500 with Ni-MH rechargeableĭigital panorama mode, digital wide mode, date stamp, face detection, smile capture, blink detectionġ20 x 86.5 x 106.5 mm, 4.7 x 3.4 x 4.2 in.ĥ99g (with battery and SD card), 507 g (no battery, no card) Yes: Split into scenes, capture still image Still: JPG, Movie: MPEG-4 AVC/h.264 (.mov), Sound: PCM (.wav) Single, continuous (1.1 fps), burst (10 fps up to 30 frames at 5MP (4:3) or 4 MP (16:9) resolution), self timer (2 and 10 s), remote control, auto-bracketingĢ6x optical zoom, 4 - 104 mm F3.1 - F5.9 (22 - 580 mm eqv.), 12 elements in 9 groupsħ.2x digital zoom for a combined zoom range of 187xĩ point contrast detect AF, spot, auto tracking, macro, super macro, focus point selection, focus lockīuilt-in: Range up to 11.5 m/38 ft (wide angle), 6 m/20 ft (telephoto),Ģ30,000 dot electronic viewfinder with diopter adjustment (-3 to +1)Īuto, Daylight, Shade, Tungsten light, Fluorescent light (3 settings), Manual setting
#User guide digital camera utility 5 pentax software
Sensor shift combined with software based (digital SR) Mechanical (in lens) and electronic (sensor)ġ/4s to 1/1500s.
This appears to be a successor to the Pentax X-90, though the latter has not been available for several years.ġ6 MP (4608 x 3456) back-lit CMOS, 1/2.33 inchĪuto Picture, Program, Manual, USER, Movie, Handheld Night Snap, Sport, Landscape, Portrait, Scene (Flower, Blue Sky, Sunset, Night Scene, Night Scene Portrait,, Fireworks, HDR, Surf & Snow, Baby, Kids, Pet, Food, Digital SR, Stage Lighting, Text, Museum, Digital Wide, Digital Panorama, Frame Composite), Green The Pentax X-5 was launched in August, 2012 at a price of just $279. It features a quarter-VGA electronic viewfinder as well as a 3-inch LCD on the back, both of which can be used for shooting videos and stills. Its shape resembles that of the Pentax K-5 DSLR and it will be available in both silver and black. The Pentax X-5 is a "bridge" point-and-shoot digital camera featuring many of the advanced features of DSLR and mirrorless cameras condensed into a single-lens body.
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