Pentax Announces W90 With Digital Microscope and LED Lights For Better Macro

by Jaxon S on February 25, 2010

in Camera Raves and Rants, Pentax

It is refreshing to see new features are being added to element proof cameras apart from squeezing in more megapixels into the tiny sensor. Pentax did just that with the W90, priced at US$329.90 and ship in April.

The new rugged camera, which comes in Black and Pistachio Green, sets itself apart from other element proof camera with the incorporation of two useful features, namely the Digital Microscope and LED lens lighting.

Pentax says with these two features one can “perfectly captures the smallest and closest macro subjects as near as 1cm from the camera.”

Other features include:

  • Waterproof to 20 feet for reliable underwater photography
  • Shockproof to 4 feet withstanding the rigors of extreme use
  • Coldproof to sub-freezing temperatures for use in wintery, snowy activities
  • 12.1 megapixel sensor and wide angle 5X optical zoom (28-140mm equivalent)
  • Eye-Fi wireless SD memory card connectivity for built-in Wi-Fi capability to transfer photos and videos from the camera to a computer or an online sharing site such as Picasaweb, Flickr, Facebook and YouTube (Eye-fi cards sold separately.)
  • Large 2.7 inch LCD with 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio that is easy to view in strong light or underwater
  • Capture movies in widescreen 720p HD video at 30 frames per second
  • An HDMI port plays back beautiful high resolution imges and video on HDTVs
  • Advanced Pixel Track Shake Reduction captures blur-free images in any lighting
  • Fast Face Detection, Smile Capture, Blink Detection, and processing modes specifically designed for portraiture, and new Pet Recognition captures up to 3 pre-programmed pet faces in memory
  • Infrared remote control compatibility with new waterproof Remote Control WP, as well as other PENTAX infrared remotes
  • Autofocus assist lamp helps to quickly and accurately focus, even in challenging lighting
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