Excerpt: Pentax is not a company to sit quietly on the sidelines and watch the traffic go by. The most recent and startling example of this was the introduction of the Marc Newson...
The world's smallest mirrorless system offers up an unambitious update.
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16 April 2013
Conclusion: If there’s one thing the Pentax Q10 is, it’s small. Small can be good, but on its own a compact form-factor doesn’t exactly guarantee a great camera.
Summary: Overall, while the Pentax Q10 has its control-to-size ratio to recommend it, and a number of positive aspects with its design, it's sorely let down by inconsistent and
Conclusion: Those looking for a quirky alternative to the current crop of compact system cameras, with portability being their main concern, may be well served by the Pentax Q10, so
Conclusion: The Pentax Q10 is a tiny interchangeable lens camera with a point-and-shoot sized sensor, but it doesn't perform as well as other cameras in its price range.
Pros: Very compact. Excellent access to manual controls. Raw shooting support.
Cons: Sluggish. Kit lens is soft at maximum zoom. Images lack detail at very high ISOs. No EVF option.
Excerpt: The Pentax Q10 is an incredibly small interchangeable lens camera by current standards, measuring just 58 (H) x 102mm (W) x 33.5mm (D) (marginally bigger than the
Excerpt: As a general rule Compact System Cameras (CSCs) aren’t actually that compact. Sure, they are more portable than a digital SLR, but we still struggle to squeeze most into...
Pros: Compact dimensions and a fairly solid construction in spite of them, classic retro styling, broad range of built in digital effects make this a fun camera to use
Cons: The sensor at the Q10’s heart is no larger than that of a £100-£200 snapshot and unless deploying digital filters image quality straight from the camera is little bett...
Conclusion: When compared to advanced compact cameras, the Pentax Q10 has a lot going for it. Image quality falls short of cameras equipped with a larger sensor.
Excerpt: which was released last year. It has a 12.4 megapixel sensor and is available in black, silver or red for £379.00 with a 5-15mm lens, or £539.00 with the 15-45mm lens...
Pros: Full 1080p HD video recording, Extremely small interchangeable lens camera, Well-built body, Good size screen, Full manual controls and RAW shooting
Cons: Battery life CIPA rating is quite low, Chroma noise kicks in at ISO 1600, AWB struggles under the studio lights