B&H has a big deal on Pentax K30 & K-5 II bodies and lens bundles right now with up to $300 in savings. There are 5 bundles, all of which include an instant rebate and a free gift card.
Here’s the quick rundown: [click to continue…]
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B&H has a big deal on Pentax K30 & K-5 II bodies and lens bundles right now with up to $300 in savings. There are 5 bundles, all of which include an instant rebate and a free gift card.
Here’s the quick rundown: [click to continue…]
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B&H has the Pentax K-5 II for $1,096.95 now (it was $1,196.95 yesterday). It’s $1069.87 at Amazon.com right now, but it’s out of stock and only available through third-party retailers on Amazon at the moment. I’m not sure if this a permanent or temporary price drop, but you can get it at the deal price and it’s in stock here at B&H Photo.
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Pentax has issued a firmware update for the K-5 II and K-5 IIs. Firmware version 1.01 provides the following updates and fixes:
You can download the update from Pentax’s website.
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B&H has the Pentax K-5 II for $1029 as one of its Cyber Monday Deals. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
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I haven’t really used a K-mount camera that much since my old Ricoh KR-5 Super II that I used religiously a couple decades ago as my first SLR camera. As a result, my exposure to Pentax gear is generally limited to what I see at trade shows. Stepping aside . . . ain’t it a bit ironic that Ricoh now owns Pentax when it previously used Pentax’s K-mount to make K1000 clones like the KR-5 Super II?

With that nostalgia out of the way, I took a closer look at the new Pentax K-5 II and K-5 IIs at the Pentax booth at PhotoPlus 2012. At first blush, I love the way the camera feels in the hand, along with a very intuitive control and menu scheme. [click to continue…]
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Pentax finally took the wraps off the previously leaked, K-5 II and K-5 IIs DSLRs. The K-5 II and K-5 IIs replace the popular K-5, which launched in October 2010. Both DSLRs sport a 16.28MP APS-C format CMOS sensor, while the K-5 IIs is offered without an anti-aliasing filter. [click to continue…]
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