Compare Prices : Pentax K100D - Expert Reviews

Pros: In-camera optical image stabilization ; relatively compact ; great mix of auto and manual features

Cons: Auto white balance is warm in tungsten light ; no raw-plus-JPEG mode ; only 6 megapixels

Verdict: With its built-in image stabilization and comfy mix of manual and automatic features, the Pentax K100D is one of the best dSLR bargains on the market.

Review summary: The Pentax K100D is up against some pretty stiff competition including Canon's Rebel XT and Nikon's D50.

Pros: Solid build-quality, excellent image quality, uses universally available AA batteries, depth of field preview

Cons: Slight shutter lag and minor AF lag

Verdict: Serious amateur shooters may have a few issues, but family snap-shooters, P&S digicam users just making the jump to a dSLR, student photographers, casual shutterbugs, and old timers with a collection of Pentax glass will appreciate the K100D's ...

Review summary: Shake reduction and not-quite-live preview.

Review summary: Pentax has today introduced the new 6.1 megapixel Pentax K100D and K110D digital SLR cameras. Both feature a large 2.5" rear LCD display, 11-point area Auto Focus, 1/4000 sec maximum shutter speed, support for SD memory cards, and the capability to ...

Review summary: The Pentax K100D is a 6.1 megapixel Digital SLR camera that features anti shake technology. It will retail for $699 (USD) and is expected to hit stores in July of 2006. The 'K' in the model name reflects the 'classic' nature of this camera - styled in ...

Verdict: It will retail for $699 (USD) and is expected to hit stores in July of 2006