New Pentax K-3 Mark III product story: exposure control function

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Today Ricoh posted a new product story (translated) about the exposure control function of the upcoming Pentax K-3 Mark III camera:

In the K-3 Mark III, ADVANCED has been newly added while leaving the conventional type as STANDARD that allows you to easily switch between Tv mode and Av mode with the front and rear electronic dials. From P mode, Tv mode is used while turning only the front electronic dial, and Av mode is used while turning only the rear electronic dial, but when the other dial is turned, shutter and aperture priority automatic exposure (TAv mode) It differs in that it switches to. TAv mode is PENTAX’s original exposure mode in which the camera automatically selects the ISO sensitivity when the shutter speed and aperture value are set, but the advantage of TAv mode is great because the ISO sensitivity selection range is greatly expanded, and the aperture is stopped down. You can freely control the depth of field and the sense of movement,Such as using a high-speed shutter, so that the photographer’s creativity can be demonstrated more freely. If you fix the ISO sensitivity, you can also switch to M mode, and you can switch from P mode to M mode without changing the mode dial.

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