Pentax K20D: Compare prices

By Philip Ryan on 29/05/2008

More CR Kennedy reviews , RRP: AU$1999.00

The good:

  • Impressive performance
  • 14 megapixels at a relatively low price
  • Weather sealed
  • Nice control layout
  • Wireless flash control

The bad:

  • Slightly inaccurate colours
  • Shake reduction could be more effective

The bottomline:

Pentax's 14 megapixel K20D is a great choice for a mid-range digital SLR and offers a lot of bang for the buck.

Editors' rating:

8/10

Users' rating:

9.5/10
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