Pentax Optio X90
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Pentax Optio X90
Photography (Pentax)
Price:$349.95
Price:
New Price: $463.39
Powerful automatic operation or creative manual and priority modes
Triple Shake Reduction technology includes a mechanical sensor-shift mechanism
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Multi-purpose Electronic Screwdriver Set is ideal for home shop and work place.
Rubber wrapped plastic handle features sturdy metal chuck to keep the adapter shaft in place.
Single Detail Page Misc (.Team Group.)
New Price: $64.88
Supports auto-standby, power-off and sleep modes
32GB SDHC Class 10 compliant
Wireless (CellularFactory)
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Long enough to wear around your neck
Durable yet fashionable braided design
GPS or Navigation System (ATC)
New Price: $6.58
Brand New Replacement Product, Works as Genuine Parts.
Note:Battery charger only, Does not plug directly into your digital. Charge status LED turns from red to green when battery is fully charged.
Photography (Pentax)
Price:$349.95
Price:
New Price: $290.86
Discount: $59.09 (17%)16Mp Resolution
5x Optical Zoom/36x Combined Zoom
Pentax Optio X90 Digital Camera Review
The exposure system the X90 is equipped with works very well in a wide range of conditions, especially when the face detection feature is active. In these situations the camera's meter is very difficult to fool indeed. In contrasty scenes, the multi pattern metering system tends to produce bright exposures keeping detail in the shadows, at the expense of the highlights. This will mean shots of backlit subjects should be well exposed. In cases where they aren't exposure compensation can be activated through a range of plus or minus two stops. Noise performance with the X90 is typical of many other compact CCD based digital cameras, with images up to ISO200 showing no significant signs of noise. At ISO400 the softening effects of noise reduction can be seen on fine detail, even though the levels of noise still appear quite low. This trend continues, with each ISO setting showing increasing levels of noise and softening due to noise reduction, although images at ISO800 should still be suitable for postcard size prints. Beyond this setting the snowy appearance starts to take over and colour saturation suffers due to the camera's attempts to reduce coloured speckles in images. Images taken at ISO3200 and ISO6400 should still be suitable for sharing on the web at small sizes though. When shooting under incandescent light, the X90's auto white balance seems to perform quite well, leaving only a slight colour cast in images. Under the same conditions the incandescent preset also performs...