The Pentax XG-1 Digital Camera (Black) is ultra zoom imaging all purpose device with 52 times zooming capability. with its high-magnification 52-times optical zoom lens covering ultra-wide-angle to super-telephoto ranges, this model performs superbly in a wide range of shooting opportunities, without the need for lens changes. The zoom lens featuring a 35mm equivalent focal length of 24-1,248mm and a variable aperture of f/2.8-5.6, providing you with a wide-angle to super telephoto perspective. The camera features a 16-megapixel 1/2.3″ backside-illuminated CMOS image sensor capable of shooting up to ISO 3200. Its compact, lightweight, easy-to-carry body contains outstanding basic features including approximately 16.0 effective megapixels for high-resolution images and a large, easy-to-view 3.0-inch LCD monitor. It also features with a sensor-shift-type SR (Shake Reduction) system, which effectively minimizes annoying camera shake, even under demanding, shake-prone conditions, such as when using the zoom lenss telephoto range, shooting with incident light only in poorly lit locations, or photographing sunset scenes. It has 60 and 30 fps high speed continuous shooting modes as well as a Sensor-Shift Shake Reduction system for sharp photographs at super telephoto focal lengths, low-light shooting, and movie recording. The camera also has macro focusing as close as 0.4″ and a Micro HDMI port that allows for the streaming of video to a TV or other display, the XG-1s technology are a High Dynamic Range mode which creates a single image from three different exposures and multiple scene modes for shooting. These modes include Digital Panorama and Face Beautifier and can be used with 19 digital filters for more creativity. Features: – Fast f/2.8-5.6, 52X extreme-telephoto zoom lens (24mm – 1248mm equivalent) and 4X digital zoom (combined 208X)! – Large 3 inch LCD screen (460K dots) provides clear viewing f
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NOT PERFECT, BUT… I have a ton of experience with Pentax cameras from old style film to the newer DSLR’s. I have always found Pentax cameras to be under rated. At their price point you can usually find features that are found on their higher priced competitors. I have also found that when people complain about picture quality 80% of the time it is the fault of the photographer. I currently have a Pentax K50 and recently purchased the XG-1. As with any fixed lens cameras there are trade offs. The ability to use an array of lens that have a better fit and finish than a fix zoom gives the DSLR more of an advantage, That being said I am very happy with the XG-1. The color saturation is great and the pictures are sharp and crisp. Using the auto setting gives very good pictures There is a slight amount of distortion at the extreme zoom range but it is not very noticeable. It is very simple to use but has enough controls for the advanced amateur. I found the zoom feature to be quiet and fast. The auto focus…
Stunning images in a compact, easy-to-use package.
Outstanding Zoom! But… Outstanding zoom, however, I have some issues with the camera. First, the focus is automatic only. When zoomed all the way out (at a very distant object – like the moon), the focus may only work one out of 5 times! (for the optical zoom) If the digital zoom is used, the camera will not focus at all. Manual focus is definitely needed to make this a useful camera. Secondly, the EVF (Electronic Viewfinder) is terrible! It’s no better than the video cameras of 20 years ago! Why not stay with a “normal” viewfinder? Third, there are “.THM” files, which I understand are thumbnail files, supposedly read by photo programs to display a small version of the larger .JPG files. None of my photo programs read them, and I get a thumbnail automatically from the .JPG file, so these files are simply a waste of space (and time to avoid copying them all to the hard drive), and you can’t turn them off! Fourth, the file numbering changes back to the beginning if you insert a new…