Pentax Q7

usability, portability, performance, size, design

92% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, portability, size, performance, lens

durability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

usability, image quality, portability, performance, size

durability, screen, reliability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Very portable, Impressive build quality, Good handling

Image quality issues, Limited lens systen, Poor value overall

Small proportions ; Large sensor ; Respectable image quality

Looks like a toy ; Tiny controls ; Fixed LCD screen

The Pentax Q7 might be suited for the enthusiast shooter who wants a very small camera and doesn't like the idea of paying $500 for a fixed lens. The Q7's image quality is good, especially if you shoot Raw, and the feature set is competitive with...

Very small. Bright rear LCD. Sharp kit lens. Available in 120 different colors. Interesting lens system. In-body shake reduction. Good high ISO performance.

Noticeable shutter lag. Small sensor limits depth of field control. Distortion an issue when shooting in Raw mode. Rolling shutter effect in video.

One of the drawbacks of the Q7's small image sensor is that, unless you're really close to your subject, it's tough to blur the background of images, even if you're shooting with a fast lens like the f/1.9 01 Standard Prime. One of the settings on the...

Lots of manual controls ; Many filters and color effects ; Quick dial on front is convenient ; Pop-up flash reduces red eye ; Three custom user settings ; Bright 3-inch LCD ; Records full 1080p video ; Small, lightweight magnesium-allow body ; Can use...

Small sensor ; Noise is significant at high ISO settings ; Auto mode tends to select high ISO settings ; Focus is fixed at first shot in burst mode ; Images lack fine detail ; Video quality is middle of the road ; Price is high

The little Q7 offers a lot of attractive features and manual controls, but it performs more like a point-and-shoot than a serious prosumer camera. Mediocre image quality, high digital noise and sluggish auto focus make the Q7 hard to recommend for the...

So the smallest mirrorless camera on the block gets a generally successful upgrade and can be considered the most well realized Q camera yet. As with its predecessors we can visualise the smaller format, pack of playing cards-size of the Pentax Q7...

Diminuitive sized body and lens system that will comfortably fit into a jacket pocket, warm, colour-rich images and subtly shallow depth of field results achievable

Whilst some will love the small size, fully grown adults may bemoan the small buttons, controls and build, whilst enthusiasts will decry the small sensor size as making the Q system seem like something of a non starter, fixed LCD, no Wi-Fi, no viewfinder

We can’t however shake the feeling that Pentax’s Q series, for all its cuteness and eccentricity, is a bit of a curio designed to stand out from the crowd rather than a wholly serious attempt to gain market share.

Good image quality, although not consistent, Small and compact, Easily transportable, Very expandable especially when used with Q-mount adaptors

Slow AF speeds, High ISOs lead to soft images, Good image quality, although not consistent