The K-1 has the honour of being the first full-frame Pentax DSLR. Matt Golowczynski takes a closer look at this impressively specified camera in this Pentax K-1 review
Pentax K-1 review
Pentax K-1 review: Full specification
Details
Sensor:36.4-million-pixel full frame, no AA
Output size:7360 x 4912
Lens mount:Pentax KAF2
Focal length magnification:1.0x
Shutter speeds:1/8,000sec to 30 sec, bulb
ISO:100-204,800
Exposure modes:PASM, sensitivity priority, Av and TV priority, auto
Metering:Multi-segment, centreweighted, spot
Exposure comp:±5 EV in 1/3 or 1/2 steps
Drive:4.4fps
Movie:Full HD at 60fps, stereo mic
LCD:3.2in, 1.037-million-dot, flexible-tilt LCD
Viewfinder:Pentaprism, 0.70x magnification, approx 100% coverage
Stabilisation:Five-axis in-body Shake Reduction
AF points:33 phase-detect AF points (25 cross-type)
Memory card:SD, SDHC, SDXC (inc UHS-I)
Power:D-LI90 rechargeable Li-ion
Battery life:Approx 760 images
Dimensions:110x136.5x85.5mm
Weight:1,010g (with battery and memory card)
Pentax K-1 review: IntroductionPentax K-1 review: FeaturesPentax K-1 review: Pixel Shift Resolution systemPentax K-1 review: Viewfinder and screenPentax K-1 review: Build and handlingPentax K-1 review: FocusingPentax K-1 review: PerformancePentax K-1 review: Dynamic range, resolution and noisePentax K-1 review: VerdictPentax K-1 review: (Original hands-on first look)Pentax K-1 review: Full specification