Pentax

LA-based artist Mike Gray has been on the climb for years, both in skills and presence. Follow his actor-turned-photographer's journey.

The Pentax Q is small. Very small. It’s tinier than most compact point-and-shoots, actually—with the added benefit of having 8 interchangeable lens options. You won’t find any collapsible superzoom lenses here. Introduced in 2011, the now-discontinued Pentax Q was at one time the world’s smallest and lightest interchangeable lens camera system. Four separate Q-mount cameras

I recently created my holiday wishlist that mentioned two Pentax bodies that are favorites of mine. Specifically, the K-3 (and II) and K-1 (and II). I really like these cameras and believe they offer phenomenal bang for your buck, but the bodies are only a part of the equation. I have owned many and still

Congratulations to our Top Pic of the Week, Michael Erard! Check out his amazing wildlife photos and the story behind each below.  There’s just something timeless and magical in the photography process that attracted me since the very beginning; this ability to stop time and show something most would have missed otherwise. For me, the

The Pentax 645 In part 1 of this 2- part series I gave an overview of why I enjoyed medium format film cameras. The overview of the first two cameras I compared  the Hasselblad 501c and Mamiya RZ67. While they are separated by size, format, and all mechanical versus some automation, there are definite similarities