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All things considered, the Pentax K10D is an excellent midrange digital SLR. It offers a solid, well-designed body, rocket-fast performance, and superb photo quality if you get away from the default settings. It may not be a great choice for those used to live-view and scene modes, but if you're ready to dive into more serious photography, the K10D is a great choice. It earns my highest recommendation.
What I liked:
* Excellent photo quality, though not at default settings
* Image stabilization system works with all Pentax lenses
* Great build quality; easy to hold; weatherproof seals
* Dust reduction system
* Large, bright 2.5" LCD display
* Full manual controls, and then some
* Unique sensitivity (Sv) and shutter/aperture priority (TAv) modes
* Very fast performance; great continuous shooting mode
* Accurate low light focusing (though sluggish if you don't use the AF-assist lamp)
* LCD info display with super-bright backlight on top of camera
* Support for two RAW formats; good RAW editing software included; in-camera RAW development feature
* Handy digital preview option
* Redeye not a problem
* Optional battery grip
* USB 2.0 High Speed support
What I didn't care for:
* JPEG quality at default settings leaves much to be desired
* Some vignetting with kit lens
* Battery life a bit below average
All things considered, the Pentax K10D is an excellent midrange digital SLR. It offers a solid, well-designed body, rocket-fast performance, and superb photo quality if you get away from the default settings. It may not be a great choice for those used to live-view and scene modes, but if you're ready to dive into more serious photography, the K10D is a great choice. It earns my highest recommendation.
What I liked:
* Excellent photo quality, though not at default settings
* Image stabilization system works with all Pentax lenses
* Great build quality; easy to hold; weatherproof seals
* Dust reduction system
* Large, bright 2.5" LCD display
* Full manual controls, and then some
* Unique sensitivity (Sv) and shutter/aperture priority (TAv) modes
* Very fast performance; great continuous shooting mode
* Accurate low light focusing (though sluggish if you don't use the AF-assist lamp)
* LCD info display with super-bright backlight on top of camera
* Support for two RAW formats; good RAW editing software included; in-camera RAW development feature
* Handy digital preview option
* Redeye not a problem
* Optional battery grip
* USB 2.0 High Speed support
What I didn't care for:
* JPEG quality at default settings leaves much to be desired
* Some vignetting with kit lens
* Battery life a bit below average