Pentax K10D Digital Camera User Manual


 
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H O W D O YO U R E A L LY
WA N T TO S E E T H E W O R L D ?
W E H AV E T H E R I G H T L E N S .
FAST, BRIGHT AND COMPATIBLE.
Highest quality optical systems have been the goal of PENTAX since 1919. Even other well-
known camera manufacturers use our lens systems. For its range of discerning SLR cameras
PENTAX has always followed the principle of manufacturing timeless high-quality lenses that
will be compatible with future camera models. Regardless of their targeted application the new
lenses are noted for being particularly bright, exible and compact. Whether a zoom for an
increased focal length range, a telephoto to bring distant objects near or a macro lens to give
life to the smallest subject – the PENTAX lens system offers the range for today’s cameras.
PREMIUM LENSES: LIMITED EDITION.
In the time when the rest of the photographic industry was controlled by key words like “budget
price”, “enormous zoom range”, plastic lenses and plastic lens housings, PENTAX embarked on a
unique programme of producing very special lenses. Very soon the rst lenses bearing the designa-
tion “Limited Edition” were offered for our 35mm SLR range. These were compromised of high-quality
lenses with xed focal lengths. The First-rate optical quality is underlined through their costly preci-
sion lens housings: the f/stop numbers and depth-of-eld scales are engraved into the metal lens barrel instead of being
screen printed. The lens hood is a rigid component part of the lens construction – that reects the beauty and function of
the design – and is precisely adapted to the lens. The new 2.4/70 mm is the latest representative of this acclaimed series.
And why Limited?
Given these very rened details, it is easily understood that lenses such as these do not roll of the assembly line in great
quantities. The daily output may be limited, but the lifetime of the lens most certainly is not.
smc-DA 70mm/
2.4 Limited
THE LATEST CRITERION FOR PENTAX LENSES: SPEED.
PENTAX has developed a new lens range for the K10D: the DA
*
series. The new lenses work
with particularly quick supersonic technology: Piezo electronics-based autofocus control ad-
justs the focus of the lens at lightning speed. Additionally, the K10D recognises the “digital
nger print” of the lens and knows the optimal setting values for exposure (MTF technology)
for each DA
*
lens. The new supersonic lenses are – like the K10D – completely protected
from humidity and dust.
11/12 90 22 17cm 1:5,3 83,5 x 69mm 420g 77mm
8/5 68 22 20cm 1:5,9 63 x 25mm 140g 49mm
5/5 39 22 40cm 1:7,7 63 x 15mm 85g 49mm
6/5 23 22 70cm 1:8,3 63 x 26mm 130g 49mm
8/10 180–100 22~32 14cm 1:4,2 68 x 71,5mm 320g
11/13 99–61 22 30cm 1:8,3 87,5 x 84mm 430g 77mm
10/13 83–35 22 28cm 1:3,8 72 x 92mm 365g 67mm
9/12 76–29 22~38 25cm 1:3 67,5 x 68mm 225g 52mm
10/11 31,5–8,1 22~32 110cm 1:4,2 66,5 x 78,5mm 255g 52mm
7/8 47 32 19,5cm 1:1 67,5 x 60mm 265g 49mm
8/9 24,5 32 30,3cm 1:1 67,5 x 80,5mm 345g 49mm
7/9 70 22 30cm 1:6,3 65 x 68,5mm 345g 58mm
6/7 31,5 22 70cm 1:7,1 64 x 48mm 270g 49mm
8/10 94–63 22 30cm 1:6,3 69,5 x 68mm 245g 58mm
11/12 75–23,5 22~38 50cm 1:5,3 65,5 x 66mm 255g 58mm
7/6 63–30,5 22~32 40cm 1:4 65 x 58,2mm 160g 49mm
10/12 100–63 22~32 28cm 1:5,5 72 x 68,5mm 190g 67mm
8/8 75–30,5 22~38 40cm 1:4 63 x 67mm 180g 58mm
10/12 32–8,2 32~38 130cm 1:3,3 69 x 116mm 385g 58mm
4/5 64,5 x 21,5mm 145g
6/7 64,5 x 39mm 210g
5/5 65,5 x 28,5mm 175g
5/6 65,5 x 63mm 255g
4/6 64 x 26mm 135 g
smc-DA 18–55mm f/3,5–5,6 AL
(28–83mm)
smc-DA 16–45mm f/4,0 ED
(24–67mm)
smc-DA 12–24mm f/4,0 ED (IF)
(18–36mm)
smc-DA 10–17mm f/3,5–4,5 ED
(IF) (15–25,5mm) Fish-Eye
smc-DA 14mm/2,8 ED
smc-DFA 100mm f/2,8 Macro
(150mm)
smc-DFA 50 mm f/2,8 Macro
(75mm)
smc-DA 50–200mm f/4,0–5,6 ED
(75–300mm)
LENS
LENSES – AVAILABLE SEPARATELY
(The values in brackets are the equivalent focal lengths for digital cameras with a lens factor of 1.5.)
Special lenses for digital cameras
smc-DA 14mm f/2.8 ED (IF) (21mm)
smc-DA 21mm f/3.2 Limited (32mm)
smc-DA 40mm f/2.8 AL (60mm)
smc-DA 70mm f/2,4 Limited
smc-DA 10–17mm f/3.5–4.5 ED (IF) (15–25.5mm)
smc-DA 12–24mm f/4.0 ED (IF) (18–36mm)
smc-DA 16–45mm f/4.0 ED (24–67mm)
smc-DA 18–55mm f/3.5–5.6 AL (28–83mm)
smc-DA 50–200mm f/4.0–5.6 ED (75–300mm)
Digital lenses compatible with all SLR cameras (digital/film)
smc-DFA 50mm f/2.8 Macro (75mm)
smc-DFA 100mm f/2.8 Macro (150mm)
Film lenses compatible with all SLR cameras (digital/film)
smc-FA 31mm f/1.8 AL (47mm)
smc-FA 77mm f/1.8 (115mm)
smc-FA 20–35mm f/4.0 AL (10–53mm)
smc-FA 28–105mm f/3.2–4.5 (42–158mm)
smc-FA 35–80mm f/4.0–5.6 (53–120mm)
All SLR cameras with aperture control on the body (digital/film)
smc-FAJ 18–35mm f/4.0–5.6 AL (28–53mm)
smc-FAJ 28–80mm f/3.5–5.6 (42–120mm)
smc-FAJ 75–300mm f/4.8–5.8 (113–450mm)
Converters for all cameras without Autofocus (digital/film)
smc-A 1,4x S
smc-A 2x S
smc-A 1,4x L
smc-A 2x L
smc-F 1,7x Autofokus adapter
GROUPS/ ANGLE OF MIN. MIN. FOCUSING MAG. DIAMETER/ WEIGHT FILTER
ELEMENTS VIEW (°) APERTURE DISTANCE RATIO LENGTH SIZE
(equivalent to 35mm film format)
600mm300mm200mm140mm120mm75mm
55mm43mm35mm28mm21mm18mm
SELECTING THE BEST TOOL FOR THE JOB: THE RIGHT LENS.
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