Not so long ago I posted that the design of the Pentax K-S1
finally made sense to me so I can’t shocked to announce the arrival of the
replacement model the K-S2.
The Pentax K-S2 doesn’t boast the futuristic designs of the
K-S1 but does have a range of features that are said to ‘rival high end models’.
It starts with a 20.1MP senor, 11 point autofocus system
with 9 cross points and 77 segment metering.
The camera also has a selfie screen which is capable of rotating 180˚ and as a first in K series camera
has Wi-Fi connectivity.
The K-S2 is also weather sealed for protection against water
and dust making this an ideal landscape SLR.
It is expected that the K-S2 will hit retailers later this
year and will be priced at £549.99 for the body only option and £649.99 for a
weather sealed 18-55mm lens. The body
will be available in a range of colour options.
Sigma has also announced two new models.
First up is the dp0 Quattro.
Very little details of this camera are available at the moment except
that it will have a 14mm, f4 lens.
Also Sigma announced the upcoming dp3 Quattro. This camera includes a 50mm f2.8 lens which
is the equivalent of 75mm in 35mm format.
Sigma have stated that it is their intention to have a Quattro
model to suit most types of photography.
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