The PENTAX K-1 Mark II: the new standard of the 35mm full-frame K series Rich colors and subtle shades, and a beautiful bokeh and a well-defined sense of depth. When the photographer’s inspiration is in point of fact reflected in these kind of elements, photographs will grow to be more than mere records – they’re going to evolve into in point of fact impressive artistic endeavors. The PENTAX K-1 Mark II has been created as the flagship model a good way to fulfill this goal. It features a new, advanced image-processing system to deliver the beautiful image quality which all photographers demand. It produces images that are rich in color and gradation, high in resolution, and superb in bokeh rendition.
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High resolution Images: 36. 4 effective megapixels ensures that details are shown clearly, delivering outstanding quality images
Optical Viewfinder with nearly 100 percent field of view: assuring a clear view of the subject and ease of focal point
Top sensitivity of ISO819200: cutting-edge imaging processing system, greatly improves image quality, even in low light situations
PIXEL SHIFT RESOLUTION SYSTEM II: PENTAX technology that produces top quality images beyond the power of traditional image capture
The new generation shake reduction II: five axis, five shutter step camera shake compensation
DUSTPROOF, WEATHER RESISTANT CONSTRUCTION: A combination of the K 1 Mark II’s 87 weather seals and the optional D BG6 Battery Grip’s watertight design prevents the intrusion of water and dust
Dust removal II mechanism: This effectively gets rid of all dust particles from the image sensor surface, and prevents unwanted spots from appearing on the captured image
Dual card slot: large volume image data filing on two SD memory Cards
Flexible Tilt type LCD monitor: innovative mechanism to tilt the monitor to any desired angle along the optical axis
ASTROTRACER: By making full use of its GPS module, Electronic Compass and SR II mechanism, the K1 Mark II simplifies astronomical photography of celestial bodies, without the need for an equatorial mount
