a Canon A701, a point-and shoot digiccam from 2006. 7MP 1/2.5' CCD sensor.
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Friday, July 25, 2025
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Saturday, August 5, 2023
Parker-Jenkins Barbeque, with a Pentax K200D Super (manufactured in 2008)
I was so pleased to have been invited to Sandra and Des' annual BBQ. I had photographed their wedding a few years ago. I thought I'd take my Pentax K100D Super that came out in 2006, with its 10 megapixel CCD sensor, promising film-like colour. It didn't disappoint. Unfortunately, the "its-the-lens-matters" rule is as true as ever. I used a Pentax DA 18-250, and it's a so-so lens. Some pics from that beautiful summer's day in August.
Pentax K200D Super
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