Friday, August 17, 2012

Pentax To Announce New K-3 Full Frame DSLR

Rumor reported on "petapixel.com" (see link below) indicates that we may finally see my dream camera from Pentax next year.

They are not the only ones talking about the rumored new "flagship" of the Pentax line which is undoubtedly intended to replace the now discontinued K-5. The K-3 however, is supposed to have the new Sony "full frame" sensor and come in at 24 MP potentially making this one serious contender in the Pro-DSLR market.

Pentax has always had a knack for being a little different so it will be interesting to see just what "goodies" this camera debuts with. In any case, assuming I don't have to take out a second mortgage to buy it this could finally be the digital camera I have been waiting for.

For the rest of the story see the link below.


Pentax To Announce the K-3 Full Frame DSLR At Photokina


Update:   I happened to notice this post and realize that two Photokina's have come and gone and still no K-3! Since I wrote this of course Pentax has been bought by Ricoh, released the K-5II's, the K-01, the X-5, the Q and the Q-10, and the MX-1 so they haven't exactly been idle. Rumors still abound about a full frame DSLR and just this past week an interview with John Carson, Sr. Manager of Sales & Marketing for Pentax, indicated that they are studying the market for such a camera - a definite maybe!


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