The back of the Pentax Q camera that will be announced in few hours

By PR admin | Published: June 22, 2011

Several readers sent me this image and I am not sure what is the original source: the back of the new Pentax Q camera that will announced in few hours. The price of the camera will be $799.95.

Update: it seems that the source of the image is the Chinese forum Xitek.

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  • http://www.marksperryphoto.com Mark Sperry

    Well I guess we can rule out a view finder. Shucks! My X100 remains unthreatened.

    I wonder what it’s killer app will be, if anything… Come on Pentax, I’m waiting to be impressed.

    • anon

      There is an optional view finder. The Q site was accidentally up at Pentax for a bit, and it sayd viewfinder. See mu-43.org for some threads on that.

      • anon

        Oops — never mind. The links are below, though the site seems to be down now.

  • gluglu

    and here are the front and most other sides of the camera:

    http://www.pentaximaging.com/slr/Q_White/

  • Sir. Kozy Shakens

    Looks like Iphone killer, but unfortunately you can’t use this as a phone.
    It’s kind of brain wash for beginning photographers… the more lenses/equipment you have the better photog. you are. Adding full size tripod to shoot at 1/250 in daylight + oversized cleaning kit would be a great set !!!

  • http://twitter.com/#!/ZDP189 ZDP-189

    Compare this image to the Kenko:

    http://photorumors.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/kenko-C-Mount-camera.jpg

    The Kenko is half the price with a MSRP of $350, but is much larger, lacks electronic aperture, autofocus, and presumably image stabilisation and manual exposure, WB, etc. I have reason to believe the Kenko will have superior noise handling characteristics, too.

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