Pentax remains the last major manufacturer dedicated to the DSLR format .
In a bold move, Pentax recently launched the Pentax 17 , its first new film camera in decades.
Offers manual zone focusing and programmed auto-exposure, bridging the gap between toy cameras and professional SLRs. Unique "Pentaxian" Features
Pentax cameras often include "hidden gems" and specialized tools that set them apart from competitors like Sony or Canon.
It is a half-frame camera, meaning it takes two 17x24mm photos on a single 35mm frame—allowing for 72 shots on a standard 36-exposure roll.
The premier APS-C choice, featuring a high-performance optical viewfinder and a monochrome-only variant for B&W enthusiasts.
