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Lens Pentax Digital
September 13th, 2011
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 Pentax P K Mount 28mm f28 Wide Angle Lens Film Digital GC  US $15.00
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 Pentax PK Mount 2X Tele Converter Lens Film or Digital VGC US $9.99
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PENTAX Kx 12MP Digital SLR Camera with Zoom Lens
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Question: Digital SLR Camera Lens Help?
I already have a Pentax KX with a 18 55 mm lens, but the digital screen has broke so I need a new camera. The Pentax wasn't very good so I want a Nikon and I was wondering if I brought a Nikon D3000 (body only) could I use the same lens from the Pentax?
Answer: No, they use different mounts.
The Kx is generally considered to be significantly better than the D3000 though. If you didn't like the Kx, then you probably won't like the D3000 either.
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Nikon Canon Olympus
August 22nd, 2011
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Question: im looking for a new SLR camera for a good price ether canon, Olympus, Nikon, Sony ,or any other one?
ether Canon, Olympus, Nikon, Sony ,or any other one for a good price please help me
Answer: The cheaper end of the market....
Canon 1100D, Nikon D3100, Pentax Kx, Sony Alpha A290, Olympus E-450
Then....
Canon 600D, Nikon D5000, Pentax Kr, Sony Alpha A33, Olympus E-620
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Question: How do I choose between the D-300, Canon 50D and Nikon Olympus?Want to buy a digital SLR. You do not know what would be best for me. Will be shot mostly landscapes, people. Thanks
Answer: Olympus DSLR is the best value today. Several reviews have said that Olympus offers a better value of packing more features for the same or, in most cases, less than the competition. Olympus has been praised for being easy to for beginners, offering full control and quality that professionals demand. Olympus makes the smallest and lightest SLR on the market today, with the E-420 is the most small. Olympus offers picture quality comparable to any other manufacturer out there. It 'true that the sensor, the four thirds system, is smaller other DSLRs. It is also true that this technology has been created with cooperation between Olympus and Kodak with support from Sigma, Sanyo, Panasonic, Leica and Fuji. It is not only a society, its an industry standard. Olympus also designed its digital-lens digital Zuicko ground, rather than fitting the lens film for digital use. The result Final is a strong, clear, crisp images with great color quality and clarity. From Olympus cameras come with many shooting modes and live view, it is more easy to become familiar with the camera and learn the manual controls one by one until you are ready for full manual control. I have used many different camera brands over the past 30 years, including Nikon, Fuji, Argus, Olympus and Sanyo among others. I chose Olympus because the cameras are lighter and offer more features than competition in the same class. On the side entry level, the Olympus E-420 offers many advanced features other entry level cameras like the Nikon D40, do not have. My E-510 supplied with a nice 14-42mm lens which is one of, if not the, lightest lens offered with a DSLR kit, and one of the fastest auto focus. And with the new goal 25mm, the E-420 has been compared to the size of some compact cameras. The size and weight can become a problem when you bring a camera all day. Beware Answers around and you will find several people who upgraded to DSLR cameras now looking for a quality compact to use as they take along. All cite the size and weight of the DSLR as the main factor. From Olympus offers more for less money, you will find it easier t get all those extras that go with a new camera. We can not forget the things you need, such as memory cards, tripod, carrying case, extra battery, flash, etc. It is not want to find short, no matter which machine you decide to buy. When you buy a digital SLR camera, most come with a kit lens. Olympus offers auto focus lenses on all kit, with the exception again is the primary objective 25mm. Some companies offer only manual focus lenses. It's not a big problem. After all manual focus lenses tend to be lighter because they have no motor in them. However, many people moving to their first DSLR are looking for those little things that helps them out and prefer auto focus lenses, at least to start. This is another reason Olympus is often considered a better buy, giving you more for your money. Olympus also went with Image Stabilizer (IS) in the camera body. This makes all lenses IS lenses, others such as Nikon and Canon offers additional and is only slowly expensive. Another feature you get along with the patented, and first, dust reduction system in DSLRs. In body IS has been demonstrated to be as effective as the lens is. The fact is that since Olympus uses a smaller sensor and in body IS works best with smaller sensors, it made sense has to offer as a value added feature. It 'also true that any DSLR you choose will be a quality product that serves you well for years. The main differences tend functionality to be offered at a given price and personal preferences. Nikon and Canon have the largest share, with Olympus brand is the fastest growing.
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