Pentax K110D

K110D
Year introduced 2006	Mount Crippled KAF2	Meter range 1 - 21.5 EV	Meter pattern m c s
ISO range 200 - 3200	Expanded dynamic range No	Exposure modes AutoPict., P, Av, Tv, M, B	Exposure compensation +/-2 EV
Exposure lock Yes	Shutter speeds (auto) 30 - 1/4000s	Shutter speeds (manual) 30 - 1/4000s	Self timer Yes
Mirror lock-up Yes	Continuos shooting 2.8 fps up to 5 images		Auto bracketing Yes
Multiple exposures No	Built-in flash Yes, GN 15.6 (ISO 200)	TTL flash No	P-TTL flash Yes
Sync speed 1/180s	Flash exposure comp -2 - 1 EV	Autofocus Yes (11 points)	Autofocus sensitivity 0 - 19 EV
Autofocus with SDM No	Front/Back focus corr No	Power zoom No	Viewfinder 0.85x, 96%
Viewfinder type Pentamirror	Diopter adjustment Yes	Exchangeable screen No	Depth of field preview Yes
Digital preview Yes	Live view No	Movie No	Camera controls 1 control wheel. Most functions accessed though menus
Shake reduction No	Dust removal / alert No / No	Pixel mapping No	Image size 16 x 24 mm
Sensor 6.1 MP CCD	File format PEF, JPG	Memory card type SD	Back LCD 2.5 in. 210,000 pix
Battery 4 x AA	Battery grip No	Size (W x H x D) 129.5 X 92.5 X 70 mm	Weight 560 g
Comment Program modes: Normal, Portrait, Landscape, Macro, Action, Night-scene portrait. 8 scene modes. Extra flash functions: Wireless, High-speed, Contrast control. Exposure modes with M and K lenses restricted to Av (with aperture always wide open) and M

[Bokehboy]

This is one of my favorite cameras. In ways it is superior to my K10D. I actually prefer this camera to the K10D.

Lower resolution is not a problem for me with a higher quality lens than most kit lenses.

Lack of shake reduction is not an issue as any high quality work I do is shot from some type of pod or mount along with a remote shutter release.

Rain and weather resistance is easily and inexpensively handled with a simple Rain Sleeve.

No "hot pixels" or "Christmas Lights" as the k10D is prone to. IMO not nearly as noisy at any ISO as the K10D.

AA battery power. No specialized battery so if you forget your spares you can get batteries for it anywhere.

For the price these are now available at you just cannot beat them!

Taken with a K110D on a tripod with an inexpensive Pentax FAJ 28-80mm zoom:

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[Chr1st0ph3r]

The K110D was my first DSLR. I fell in love with it instantly. I also own the K20D. I am not going to go through the feature comparison bit. But I will say that my K20D is being serviced, I am using my K110D in the mean time, my customers have noticed no difference in the quality of my work!

[penedm]

Since the camera is without dust removal feature so just how do you remove those annoying dusts show up in the pictures? I've used a small blower blew a few times. The location of the dusts changed but they are still there.