Stefan Simbade
Being a professional photographer, I have had the pleasure of testing a wide variety of cameras. Recently, I had the opportunity to test the Pentax K-70 during my visit to the Watts Towers in Los Angeles. The Pentax K-70 is a mid-range DSLR camera with several impressive features. It can be an ideal choice for photographers of any skill level.
The Pentax K-70 has a 24.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor paired with the advanced PRIME MII image processor. Together, they make it possible to achieve fast and accurate autofocus. The camera has an ISO range of 100-102400, which results in excellent low-light performance. The K-70 has the option of shooting in a variety of formats like RAW, JPEG, and HD video.
The most notable feature of the Pentax K-70 is its weather-sealing capability. The camera can be used in almost any weather conditions, including rainy or snowy weather. The dust reduction system on the camera keeps the sensor free from debris and dust.
During my visit to Watts Towers, I put the K-70 to test in various lighting conditions. I was especially impressed with its low-light performance. The camera’s ISO range enabled me to capture sharp pictures even in dimly lit areas of the towers. Moreover, the autofocus system of the camera was fast and accurate.
The K-70 comes equipped with an in-camera shake reduction system to reduce camera shake and blur. It was particularly handy when shooting pictures in darker areas of the towers. The quality of the camera’s video output was also impressive.
Overall, I was quite impressed with the Pentax K-70. The camera is an excellent choice for photographers of all skill levels – beginners and professionals alike. The camera’s weather-sealed build, wider ISO range, fast and accurate autofocus system, in-camera shake reduction, and HD video capabilities make it an attractive choice for photographers.
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In conclusion, the Pentax K-70 is an excellent camera for photographers of any skill level. Its weather-sealed build, wider ISO range, fast and accurate autofocus system, in-camera shake reduction, and HD video capabilities make it an attractive choice for photographers.
The Watts Towers are a unique and impressive work of art created by Italian immigrant Simon Rodia over a period of 33 years. The towers stand over 30 meters high and are made of steel rods, concrete, and fragments of broken glass and tile. These towers have been declared a National Historic Landmark and a popular tourist spot in Los Angeles.
