Pentax finally officially released the first 35mm full-frame digital SLR camera K-1. Using a large-scale high-performance CMOS image sensor of 35.9mm×24.0mm, about 36.4 million pixels of effective pixels. 5-axis body anti-shake, 100% viewfinder, 33 AF points (of which 25 crosses), ISO up to 204,800, 4.4 shots per second, 3.2 inch flip back screen and waterproof dust-proof body.
Pentax PENTAX K-1
Pentax PENTAX K-1 parameters:
36.4MP CMOS without low pass
Pixel offset resolution system
PRIME IV image processor
Sensor size: 35.9 x 24.0mm
Supports 1080P video capture at 60 frames per second
4K time-lapse shooting
14-Bit RAW
Built-in DR II
86000-pixel RGB photometry sensor
The AF focusing module is SAFOX12. 33 measuring points (25 crosses). Correspond-3EV
AF assisted light
KAF2 mount (compatible with KAF3, KAF2, KAF, KA, power zoom lens)
Viewfinder magnification 0.70 times, view rate 100%
The rear screen is 3.2 inches 103.7 million pixels. Tiltable
Built-in GPS. Built-in Wi-Fi
5-axis image stabilization
ISO is
Electronic level
Full burst of 4.4 shots/second. 6.5 frames per second (APS-C)
JPEG can shoot 70 shots in a row, RAW is 17 shots (when 4.4 shots/sec.)
The fuselage is magnesium alloy and stainless steel. Dust-proof and drip-proof. Low temperature -10 degrees
Size: 136.5 x110 x 85.5mm
In addition to the PENTAX K-1, Pentax HD PENTAX-D FA 28-105mm F3.5-5.6ED DC WR and HD PENTAX-D FA 28-105mm f/3.5-5.6ED DC WR are also released.
Editor's comment: Finally, the release of Pentax's first digital full-frame camera, the K-1, was full of Pentax's full-length format. Recalling the position of the Pentax industry leader in the film era, subversion has already occurred in the current digital era. It's too late to see Pentax now entering the digital full-frame, but then again, Pentax's full-frame camera model had already been released many years ago, and now it seems that many of the previous half-lens lenses are now compatible. Using this, it seems that Pentax is always paying attention to the full-frame market. It is only when the digital full-frame market has basically stabilized.