Pentax Optio A40 digital camera review
12-megapixels too much for a compact?
Quick Review
| Published: | 25 March 2008
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| The good: | Easy to use, good screen, design and build, anti-shake, image quality, detail
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| The bad: | Noise is obvious at higher ISOs, price
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| Verdict: | The Optio A40 sits at the pinnacle of Pentax’s compact range and offers a set of features that would not embarrass a budget digital SLR. A CCD-shift anti-shake system graces a 12-megapixel sensor and Face AF, and by golly, it all seems to work too
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