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Pentax K-70

Pros: It's a tank, tropicalization put to the test, articulated screen

Cons: No battery grip, ISO usable low despite high range

Opinion: Before buying it, I did some research, looking for the best camera with the features I wanted. I started my journey in photography with my father's Pentax ME Super and loved the brand. And looking from all brands and all cameras, here it is: 24 MP, WR, ISO elevated, Shake Reduction, pentaPRISMA, fully articulated screen. All these features from other brands were only available over a few thousand dollars, and Pentax included them all under €600 with the lens of kit 18-55 (also tropicalized), WOW (maybe I was even lucky enough to find the right deal at the right time). I took it everywhere, with sand, snow and pouring rain; She didn't leave me for a moment. With over 70,000 shots taken, in 4 years of use, the monitor has started to turn off even if not in the closed position, and the rubber handle of the right hand has become a bit unglued, and I think it deserves a SPA service in assistance. It takes a while to figure out the body of your camera, but when you know every button and every little feature even blindfolded, you can reach the images you really want to take. I think I've become almost sentimental, talking about a piece of metal, glass and rubber, but the way I see the world now is only through her, and I really thank her.

sent on June 19, 2023