2 Oct
2007
Along with an advanced compact digital still camera, Pentax introduced yesterday a very slim standard DSC model, the eight megapixel Optio V10 ($249.95). Scheduled to hit the shelves this month, the unit is a scant .75-inch thick and sports a spacious three-inch, 230,000-pixel LCD with 170-degree viewing angle. Like its advanced brother, the A40, the V10 has digital shake reduction, which manipulates ISO to offset shuterbug jitters; a face recognition mode for automatically detecting and focusing on faces in a shot; and an auto picture mode that lets the camera suss out the best settings for a shot. Here are some of the camera's other features.
- A mode palette for quick access to the unit's 16 shooting and 13 playback modes.
- Video shake reduction mode.
- Auto tracking of moving subjects.
- Date imprinting of photos.
- Calendar display for retrieving images in the camera based on date.
- 52.1 megabytes of internal memory.
- In-camera red-eye correction.
- An auto macro mode for focusing as close as 3.9 inches to a subject.
- PictBridge, DPOF, EXIF, and Print Image Matching III support.
Pavel Kuskow
15 Jan 2008
Я выиграл этот аппарат в конкурсе mail.ru. Всем советую: НЕ ПОКУПАТЬ!!! Очень плохое качество фотографий. Всё рябит, много шума, лица вкрапинку. Старые и менее дорогие аппараты снимают намного лучше. Я удивлён и очень сильно разочарован. Мне казалось, что такое качество фотографий уже давно в прошлом.