Pentax Camera with the Sony Fullframe sensor?: Rumor

According to the latest Pentax Full Frame Rumors, the upcoming Pentax Camera Models uses Sony 36-megapixel Fullframe sensor. That’s sensors have been used in the Nikon DSLR or Sony A7r camera.

A New Pentax Full Frame DSLR Camera will be equipped with pixel shift technology to create images with higher resolution, this technology was first used in Pentax K-3 II camera. The pixel shift technology uses the camera’s in-body Shake Reduction mechanism to move the image sensor at single pixel increments, capture 4 separate images, which are subsequently combined into a single high definition image.

Pentax Full Frame Camera Specs: (leak)

• Camera Type: DSLR
• TFT-LCD Display of 3 inches, Flip possible
• Sensor: Sony 36MP CMOS Fullframe Sensor, no lowpass filters
• Mount: KAF3 made from stainless steel
• AF system with capabilities SAFOX XI AF phase (phase detection) 27 points
• TTL metering system with 86,000 pixels
• Anti-vibration: anti-vibration system in the camera body with sensor-shift technology – up to 4.5 stops
• ISO100 – 102,400
• Full HD recording 1920×1020 pixels @ 30 fps. 1.080/25 fps/24 fps
  Autofocus 19 points, Hybrid CMOS AF III, cross-type
• OVF pentaprism Viewfinder coverage of 100%
• Flash: zapada (P-TTL) high-speed sync and compatible with wireless flash of Pentax, X-sync ability
• Memory cards: 2 slots SDXC

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Check out Pentax K-3 II Price below:

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