Pentax K-7 DSLR Shoots for Silver
Posted on March 8, 2010 by Max Under Cameras · Leave a Comment
Pentax is rolling out a special silver limited edition of its K-7 DSLR camera – and once 1,000 units are sold, it’s gone. 
The silver edition K-7 will also offer a “golden section ratio” focusing screen that’s not available on the standard K-7; the idea is to provide guidelines and points on the screen so photographers can quickly compose shots that fall right in line with the long-heralded design and composition concept. The silver edition will also feature a reinforced glass plate that protects the LCD monitor, making the camera more durable for outdoor use.
Otherwise, the basic specs of the K-7 remain unchanged: 14.6 megapixel resolution, SD/SDHC memory card storage, HDMI output, hot shoe, capability to shoot 5.2 images per second, and a unique ability to reframe images a bit using the camera’s anti-shake hardware without actually moving the camera.
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