Documents Tagged with "K20D"

14.6 megapixels, the highest in its class 14.6 megapixel CMOS sensor offers superior image resolution with maximum control over noise.PENTAX-developed body-based Shake Reduction With body-based Shake Reduction, the PENTAX SLR system will stabilize your shots, providing maximum flexibility with no compromise in optical quality.

If you are having trouble installing the K20D software disk in Mac OS 10.4, please follow these instructions.1.After inserting the CD, control-click (or right-click) on the "Pentax Installer".2.Choose "Show Package Contents".3.In the resulting window, double-click the "Contents" folder.4.Now double-click the "Resources" folder.

Q: Which SD (SDHC) Memory Cards have been tested for compatibility?A: Compatibility with the K20D has been tested with memory cards from the following manufacturers.Panasonic SD Memory Cards with capacities between 128 MB and 2 GB SDHC Memory Cards with capacities between 4 GB and 16 GB Toshiba SD Memory Cards with capacities between 128 MB and 2 GB SDHC Memory Cards with capacities between 4 GB and 16 GB SanDisk SD Memory Cards with capacities between 128 MB and 2 GB SDHC Memory Cards with capacities of 4 GB and 8 GB * As of January 2008: The information above is given for the convenience of customers and does not guarantee complete compatibility with the K20D

Q: Can MMC (MultiMedia Cards) be used with the K20D?A: No.

Q: Are there any special memory card requirements to ensure I can get a sequence of 38 JPEG images using Continuous Shooting (Hi)?A: The performance of the following Memory Cards has been verified: Panasonic : SD Memory Cards 1 GB or 2 GB (Class 6) SDHC Memory Cards 4 GB, 8 GB or 16 GB (Class 6) Toshiba : SDHC Memory Cards 4 GB (Class 6) SanDisk : SD Memory Cards Extreme III 1 GB or 2 GB (Class 6) SDHC Memory Cards Extreme III 4 GB (Class 6) * Continuous shooting speeds may be slower due to the extra processing needed when using high sensitivities (ISO 800 or higher) or the Custom Image setting [Fine Sharpness].

Q: Does the K20D have a sync socket for professional flashes?A: Yes.* Some professional flashes use extremely high voltages (hundreds of volts).The use of such flashes may cause a camera breakdown.Before using the flash, check its specifications in advance.

Q: Does the RAW data of an image recorded using the camera's Expand Dynamic Range function reflect this when using PHOTO Laboratory 3? A: Yes.The expanded dynamic range of an image is incorporated into the RAW data so you will see this when developing the image using PHOTO Laboratory 3.

Q: Are the [Fine Sharpness] and [High-ISO Noise Reduction] set in the camera reflected when developing the RAW data using PHOTO Laboratory 3 in full automatic mode? A: No.The image processing engine that the software uses is different from that of the camera so these settings will not be reflected.

Q: Can Live View be used in combination with REMOTE Assistant 3?A: No.

Q: What is the 'Dust Alert' function? A: It is a camera function that will detect and display an image of any dust which may have adhered to the CCD sensor.This image can be saved and recalled as a guide when cleaning the sensor.

Q: The 'Dust Alert' Function on this camera is not working. A: The following conditions are necessary to activate the Dust Alert function.1.The lens used is a DA or FAJ lens, or a DFA, FA or F lens that features an A (Auto) position on the aperture ring.2.If the lens features an aperture ring, it should be set to the A position.

Q: How can I set the Expand Dynamic Range function?A: Press the Fn button for the [Sensitivity] setting in the Fn menu to turn this function on or off.

Q: Can the AF be operated while using Live View?A: When the focus mode is set to AF-S and the AF button is pressed during Live View, the displayed image will disappear and AF will be activated.Once focused, the image will be displayed in Live View again.Keep the AF button pressed until the Live View image is displayed again.

Q: Can I take photos while checking the monitor?A: You can take photos by using Live View.

Q: Can a remote control be used with the K20D?A: Yes.The optional Remote Control F is available.When using the remote, you can select from either a 3 second shutter release delay or immediate shutter release.

Q: Does the K20D have the ability to do multi-exposures?A: Yes.You can select Multi-exposure from the Record Mode Menu and specify from 2 to 9 shots for the combined exposure.

Q: Can Interval Shooting be used with the K20D? A: Yes.You can select from 1 to 99 shots and set an interval between 1 second and 24 hours.

Q: Is it possible to turn off the Guide Display on the LCD monitor?A: Yes.Press the MENU button in the [Set-up] menu and remove the checkmark from the [Guide display] option to turn it off.

Q: Can the pop-up flash on the K20D be used to trigger an external flash in wireless mode?A: Yes.The pop-up flash on the K20D be used to trigger a PENTAX AF540FGZ or AF360FGZ external flash in wireless mode.

Q: What is the widest focal length covered by the built-in flash?A: The flash covers the angle of view of an 18 mm lens (35 mm equivalent: 28 mm lens).