Pentax Optio RZ18
Postitatud: 19 Nov 2011 14:47
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Conclusion
The RZ18 is, at its heart, a great little camera. It has an impressive zoom and a sensor that knows how to handle 16 megapixels without producing noisy results. Even as sensitivity crept up to around ISO 500, at which point we would expect to see grain, the results were clean and full of detail.
We were concerned that the lens occasionally had trouble focusing all of the incoming light accurately; fine details would sometimes be lost if they were shot against a particularly bright background that would quickly envelop them. In less challenging lighting situations, the RZ18 produced a great set of results with sharp detail and accurate, vibrant colours.
It's a shame then that Pentax has chosen to dress up what is a competent piece of kit in such a plasticky chassis. It looks smart enough but it feels cheap and tacky -- much more so than its price would suggest. If you're happy to ignore this, and want to buy it for its performance rather than its build, you'll have a great little snapper on your hands.
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Conclusion
The RZ18 is, at its heart, a great little camera. It has an impressive zoom and a sensor that knows how to handle 16 megapixels without producing noisy results. Even as sensitivity crept up to around ISO 500, at which point we would expect to see grain, the results were clean and full of detail.
We were concerned that the lens occasionally had trouble focusing all of the incoming light accurately; fine details would sometimes be lost if they were shot against a particularly bright background that would quickly envelop them. In less challenging lighting situations, the RZ18 produced a great set of results with sharp detail and accurate, vibrant colours.
It's a shame then that Pentax has chosen to dress up what is a competent piece of kit in such a plasticky chassis. It looks smart enough but it feels cheap and tacky -- much more so than its price would suggest. If you're happy to ignore this, and want to buy it for its performance rather than its build, you'll have a great little snapper on your hands.