Conclusion: Pentax's new entry level dSLR camera, the K2000, was designed and built with the idea of making it easy to switch from a point and shoot to a dSLR. The light-weight and compact body makes carrying and handling the camera similar to a large point and shoot, while the auto shooting and SCN modes bring the ease of a smaller camera. To further the...
Conclusion: Shutterbugs looking for a compact digital SLR that's a pleasure to use and captures pleasing photographs will be drawn to the Pentax K2000 ($560-$700). Although the 10.2 megapixel byteshooter doesn't have the latest features being packed into the newest releases in this category--features like "Live View" and video capture--the camera...
Conclusion: Bottom Line: Despite a few issues shooting in low light, the Pentax K2000 has great speed, solid image sharpness, and costs less than most competing D-SLRs. Pros: Takes sharp pictures. Fast operation and autofocus. Help button provides useful information about other camera functions. Includes additional flash accessory. Cons: Images can be noisy...
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