The Pentax has just released a new camera called the Pentax X-5, and comes with a retro design, armed with a BSI-CMOS sensor with a resolution of 16 megapixels, ultrawide angle 22mm lens capable of 26x optical zoom, the lens used has a 4mm-104mm focal length (equivalent 22.3mm wide angle to 580mm) and 3-inch LCD screen that can be rotated.
At first glance this camera is similar to a DSLR camera but the lens can not be replaced, and also has several technologies such as super resolution technology that allow to take sharp photos, and triple shake-reduction technology which serve to reduce vibration and avoid blur when recording video and taking photos because anti vibration hybrid system of its.
The Pentax X-5 equipped with 10 shooting modes, such as Auto Picture, Scene, Program, Manual, Landscape, and Handheld Night Snap. Able to record video in 1080p resolution in a frame rate of 30 frames per second, and there is an electronic peephole that will help users who are familiar with the viewfinder in shooting.
In addition, the camera also has some features such as ISO up to 6400, 12 digital filters, like Miniature and Toy Camera, Compatibility with Eye-Fi wireless LAN SD memory cards, and to use it requires only two batteries. Based on some information the Pentax X-5 was launched in September at a price of only $279.95 and is available in 2 colors black and silver.
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