Pentax Q Camera
In a recent interview with Uncrate, the DSLR made its feelings known about the rising number of small, interchangeable lens cameras. Below is an excerpt from that talk.
"Doesn't anyone like big, heavy, highly-capable cameras anymore? All these new models are stealing my lens-swapping mojo while pushing around my longtime buddy, the point-and-shoot. Take the Pentax Q Camera ($800), for instance. It claims to be the world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens camera — proud little prick — with a 12.4 megapixel, 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor that it no doubt stole off one of my cousins, full Aperture/Shutter Priority and Manual modes, 1080p HD recording, 5 frames-per-second shooting, a Shake Reduction system, and 3-inch LCD. Well whoop-de-doo! Does it know how long I've worked to make all that possible? Does it even care? Effin' thing will probably end up outselling me someday. I need a drink."
