Pentax K2000 Digital SLR Camera
June 24, 2009
For anyone who is interested in trying out a digital SLR camera for the first time and do not want to burn a hole in their pocket, the Pentax K2000 Digital SLR Camera is a very attractive choice. Along with its 10.2 mega-pixel sensor it boasts of a variety of other features as well. Although the sensor is a bit heavy, overall the camera has a lightweight and compact body making it highly portable. The Pentax K2000 10MP Digital SLR Camera features a novel control system that ensures that all the buttons and dials are situated on the camera's grip side such that these functions can be operated with a single hand. Furthermore, a dedicated Help button displays the functions on the camera's 2.7-inch LCD screen.
Pentax K2000 Digital SLR Camera is equipped with advanced shake reduction mechanism that corrects the blur caused due to camera shakes. It also offers excellent compensation effect. It consists of an Auto Picture mode that selects the most apt shooting mode to match the surrounding situations. It also includes 10 creative scenic modes for added shooting convenience. This DSLR offers a Custom Image function that offers the photographer an alternative of six different processing presets for better image processing flexibility. It offers a high continuous shooting speed of 3.5fps.
Pentax K2000 DSLR Camera comes with Dust Reduction system that prevents dust particles from spoiling the images. In case any stubborn dust particles stick on the sensor, the system shifts the sensor at a very high speed to knock off these particles. It incorporates a 5-point AF system for better focusing ability. It includes an enhanced Dynamic Range that provides the user with the facility of extending the dynamic range so as to avoid clipping in the highlight areas. Additionally, its Shadow Adjustment mode exhibits the darker parts of the images in the best possible manner. Also its large penta-prism viewfinder provides 96% field of view. Finally, this DSLR provides you with the facility to record 1650 images with four AA sized lithium batteries.
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