PENTAX

After first revealing a new APS-C DSLR camera in 2019, and following that with drip-fed tidbits about its new flagship in May and November 2020, Ricoh has now fully pulled back the curtain on the Pentax K-3 Mark III.

The Pentax KP is retro-styled DSLR which boasts modern features such as stratospherically high ISO settings, 5-axis image stabilization and interchangeable grips. We recently went hands-on with the camera at The Photography Show in Birmingham, UK, to see what it can do.

Not all DSLR shooters need, or want, full frame sensors in their camera. For many, a crop sensor is plenty, and the latest generation of APS-C DSLRs offer enough power and performance to keep enthusiast and professional photographers happy. Here New Atlas looks at the best APS-C DSLRs of 2016.

While they are facing increasing competition from mirrorless cameras, traditional DSLRs still have a lot to offer photographers looking to up their game. Here we look at 6 of the best DSLR cameras for beginner photographers.

The Pentax K-70 is a compact DSLR which has been designed to survive in conditions rival cameras dare not go. The 24.24-megapixel APS-C camera is dustproof and weather-resistant, and freeze-proof down to temperatures as low as -10° C (14° F).

The full frame Pentax K-1 has been a long time coming. But as we found out during a recent hands-on with the new camera, it looks like loyal Pentax-fans have finally got something to be happy about.

Are you looking to upgrade from an entry-level DSLR to something a bit more powerful? We try to make the decision a bit easier by putting some of the best mid-range and enthusiast DSLRs side-by-side and comparing their key specs and features.

The Pentax K-3 II is the latest flagship APS-C DSLR from Ricoh. The new camera combines a sturdy weather resistant body with new features including a Pixel Shift Resolution System for producing images with full RGB color information for each pixel, and an enhanced shake reduction system.

You've decided to get a shiny new DSLR, but which one will be right for you? Gizmag compares the specifications and features of some of the best entry-level to enthusiast DSLRs available in 2014.

The Pentax XG-1 is an entry-level bridge camera from Ricoh Imaging which boasts impressive reach and speed. It has a mega-zoom 24-1,248-mm equivalent focal length range, and is capable of continuous shooting at a speedy 9 fps.

The Pentax 645Z claims to be faster and more versatile than most other medium-format cameras, but what is it like to use? Gizmag recently got some hands-on time with the big camera to see what it can do.

The Pentax 645Z is the latest medium-format camera to use a CMOS sensor. The 51.4-megapixel camera follows on from the Pentax 645D and has a wide sensitivity range, can shoot at an impressive 3 fps burst speed and features Full HD video recording.