Pentax MZS | $484.95 | | |
Heralded as the new flagship model to PENTAX's SLR lineup, the MZ-S features a wide range of the innovative features required for advanced photography, including a user-friendly “Hyper Operation" system, a new six-point AF system, a top shutter speed of 1/6000 second, an on-the-film data recording function, and a well designed body. When combined with high-quality SMC PENTAX lenses, the MZ-S produces excellent results, with beautiful, true-to-life images in almost any type of photographic situation.
Features- The MZ-S has 17 different PENTAX Functions (PF) to customize its operation to suit individual preferences.
- A built-in PC connection enables use with a studio flash.
- The KAF2 lens mount accepts the large assortment of PENTAX lenses.
- Lens changes in low light conditions is made easy with an illuminated lens mount index.
- Positioned inside the select dial, the large LCD panel presents a host of valuable operational data to the photographer at a glance. It even comes equipped with an EL (Electro-Luminescence) illuminator to make data reading easier in the dark.
- Six-segment metering system responds to any lighting condition with perfect exposures.
- The exposure mode button allows quick and easy switching from shutter priority to full program or from manual to aperture priority.
- Using the electronic preview lever located by the shutter release button, the user can check the depth of field using just the index finger, without having to take his/her eye off from the viewfinder.
- Exclusive accessories for the MZ-S:
- The BG-10 Battery Grip uses four AA-sized batteries to power the MZ-S. This dramatically increases the film count before changing batteries, plus adds a vertical release to the camera.
- The CS-105 (1.7 ft.) and CS-130 (10 ft.) Cable Switches offer a large shutter release button and single-action installation and removal.
- The TS-110 (3.3 ft.) Release Timer Switch acts as a standard cable switch and has a built-in timer to perform interval shooting, extended-time bulb exposures, and designated time shooting.
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