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The Pentax K-x review is finished. :) Pentax K-x review

The iso is set to iso 200 for a reason. Base iso has a lower dynamic range than 200. ISO 200 hundred is the optimum minimum iso on your kx.

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Thanks Ken

If it's anything like the K-r, don't hestate. I almost got the K-x but found I could afford the k-r. K-x is certinly one of the best reviewed cameras of the last year or so.

You said in your OP that you wish to shoot landscapes. Pentax are brilliant for that kind of use, as they are the most waterproof cameras out there (to my knowledge). I've been out in rain and snow with mine, and never had any problems, even when my friends pack up and hides their cameras from the elements. I would also invest in a sturdy tripod, as that's a "must have" for landscapes.

Well if second hand is an option I'm trying to offload my sony a200 + lenses.

The last time i had my camera serviced (when they did the battery adapter) was about a year to 18 months ago and it cost 100, which may sound a lot but it's like having a new camera.

All right! Thank you so much!

A white Pentax Kx, can't go wrong.

....but the principle remains the same... "While anyone contemplating buying a camera and not already "tied in" to a particular brand may be interested in the opinions of other users, I think we do have to caution against placing too much significance on those opinions. The fact of the matter is that most of the products by most of the major manufacturers are now so good that there is ver...

Thanks Strawman and Jester and everyone who has taken the time to comment and pass on their knowledge to a newbie, it is really helpful to get different opinions, I will take my time and think it through a bit in light of what you have said. I'll let you know once I decide. Linda

Thanks for those wise words. I am aware that people will have their favourite camera/s and all advice is taken into consideration. As I said before, my Nikon D5000 takes stunning pics especially when fitted with the Nikkor 16-85. It is though not the easiest of cameras to navigate round the menu and most settings do not have short cuts. However, both the lens and body weigh a considerable a...

Hello Pentax/Samsung owners & fans! I'm relative a new member here at this Pentax forum, as still with me a KM Dynax 7D body now fitted for "Ever" with a travel zoom Tamron 18-250mm lens. Last passed half month I decided to "Auto-Gift" me with a new DSLR...so I selected a Pentax K10D/Kit, with the same reason that the "Anti-Skate/Shock" feature is INSIDE the body similarly to my lovely KM...

My first SLR was a Canon EOS 500n, which served me very well for a few years, but while doing the city & guilds course I was lucky enough to be 'lent' a Nikon FE (c.1977). I found the manual camera made learning the mechanics of photography so much easier, and I started getting better results from it. I still have the FE in my posession (it's not really mine though), which has been joined by...