Monday, January 7, 2013

Pentax Announces Its Own Retro-Styled Camera, the MX-1


This is a brief excerpt from PetaPixel




More and more camera companies are giving their products vintage camera-inspired designs these days, and Pentax wants to join in on the fun. The company announced its own retro-styled camera earlier today called the MX-1.

It’s a fixed lens compact camera that features a sleek metal body, a fast lens, and a 12-megapixel sensor.

The lens on the front of the camera is a fast f/1.8-2.5 lens that offers the 35mm equivalent of a 28-112mm range — a 4x optical zoom. The body features a built-in dual shake-reduction system for sharper shots when handholding the camera.

Inside the camera is a 1/1.7-inch CMOS sensor, which is a size used in many Canon PowerShot and Nikon Coolpix cameras. It has a maximum sensitivity of ISO 12800.


If you find yourself in a situation in which that high ISO isn’t enough for sharp shots, you can utilize the new Handheld Night mode, which captures a number of photographs with a press of the shutter and then combines them into a single sharper composite photo.

In terms of construction and design, the camera features a textured grip in its midsection and brass plates for its top and bottom.


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By: Michael Zhang


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