
Pentax 16994 K-70 Weather-Sealed DSLR 18-135mm
Capture the Beauty of Nature in Any Condition The Pentax K-70 Weather-Sealed DSLR Camera is designed for outdoor photography. Its weather-resistant construction and high-sensitivity shooting capabilities make it reliable in any environment. Specifications: Weather Resistance: Weather-Seal...
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Overview
Capture the Beauty of Nature in Any Condition
The Pentax K-70 Weather-Sealed DSLR Camera is designed for outdoor photography. Its weather-resistant construction and high-sensitivity shooting capabilities make it reliable in any environment.
Specifications:
- Weather Resistance: Weather-Sealed Construction
- Image Quality: High-Sensitivity Shooting
- Lens: 18-135mm Lens
Key Features
All weather DSLR dustproof weather-resistant and outstanding cold-proof performance down to -10°C The Pentax K-70 expands the boundaries of photo Shooting
High performance image sensor equipped with aa-filter-free design APS-C size CMOS Image Sensor with 24 24 MP
Optical Viewfinder with 100% field of view Pentax k-70’s viewfinder provides a large sharp view of the subject allowing you to capture it exactly the way you want
High ISO102400 super-high-sensitivity photography to capture dramatic scenes of nature in sharp high-resolution images
Pixel shift resolution system optimizing the potential of the high-pixel image sensor to capture breathtaking super-high-resolution images
In-body shake reduction Pentax K-70 features the In-body shake reduction mechanism with a compensation effect of 4 5 shutter steps It works effectively with all Pentax interchangeable lenses
High performance AF system responsive high-precision AF system to capture a sharp crisp image of the subject in a wide range of photographic scenes
High-speed continuous shooting flawless continuous shooting of up to 40 images at approximately six images per second
Optional accessory O-GPS2 which is a handy GPS unit for digital SLR Camera offers innovative features for effortless tracking and photographing of celestial bodies