Pentax K200D image samples

By Phil Ryan on 28 April 2008

Tags: digital slr | dslr | gallery | images | k200d | pentax | photos | shot | iso | sec

Pentax's entry level K200D dSLR has low noise even at its highest ISO setting and generally shoots nice images.

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