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Pentax's latest DSLR, the Pentax K-3 , slightly confusingly marketed by Ricoh who now owns the brand, just happens to be a flagship pro model. Despite this, it fields a 24.7 megapixel APS-C sensor rather than the full frame chip of the Nikon D610, and in comparison is smaller and more square edged...

Solid feel; pro grade body; switch on or off anti aliasing filter; in-body image stabilisation

Like the Nikon D610; there's no Wi-Fi connectivity built into the actual camera body; squarish; blocky body design won't be to all tastes

The Pentax K-3 follows on from some impressive recent Pentax DSLRs that have applied some real pressure to the ‘big two' traditional DSLR manufacturers. The K-3 marks a departure from previous generation models, sporting a new 23.2MP sensor that's not only a bump in resolution, but also manufactured...

The Pentax K-3 is a feature-packed, well-built DSLR that is certainly an upgrade on the Pentax K-50. A significant increase in focus points, a higher resolution and improved weather-proofing are just a few of the improvements.

The Pentax K3 is a weighty and powerful 24M pixel DSLR unit. I was sent the body and a 18-135mm lens. It went on my various journeys for several weeks, so not only did I get my normal range of test shots but some interesting Landscape offerings.

The Pentax K-3 leaps forwards as the first Ricoh DSLR, bring a unique Anti-Alias Filter Simulator and Time-Lapse video up to Ultra HD (4K). This, together with a new 24 megapixels APS-C CMOS sensor and 27-point SAFOX XI autofocus engine with 25 cross-type points.

Excellent control over image-noise; Superb retention of details; Good dynamic-range; Excellent metering; Natural image colors; Highly responsive; Class-leading focus sensitivity; Good focusing accuracy; Effective stabilization for all lenses; Unique Anti-Alias Simulator; Automatic Horizon...

Below average shot-to-shot speeds; Highly variable autofocus speed; Tracking AF lags; Pitch not shown in OVF; Weak Live-View; LCD too left; Status screen does not turn off automatically; Short battery-life; Usability setbacks compared to K-5 family; Camera strap gets in way of mode-dial

Even with the negatives, the Pentax K-3 is really a top-notch enthusiast DSLR that's deserving of an Editor's Choice.

Excellent 24MP image quality; Extremely responsive; fast burst; Anti-aliasing simulator; Rugged and weather sealed

Bulky; expensive – but to be expected; Built-in mono mic; No built-in Wi-Fi/NFC connectivity

The K-3 is the latest iteration of what's become a very strong series of DSLRs - the K-5 added a great sensor to the excellent body introduced with the K-7 , the K-3 makes a big step forward in terms of focus capabilities as well as showing a great deal of tweaking and polishing.

Very high image quality; especially in Raw; Excellent ergonomics and handling; Extensive feature set; In-body stabilization works with all lenses; Extremely solid build quality; Large; bright optical viewfinder; Good level of customization; Well-chosen direct controls; Comprehensive in-camera Raw...

Disappointing JPEG color response; Rather clumsy JPEG sharpening (slightly improved by changing to 'Fine' sharpening; Many lenses don't appear to live up to camera's full autofocus potential; Video quality not up to standards implied by inclusion of mic and headphone jacks; SD-based Wi-Fi not as...

With company takeovers, mergers and job losses, it is not surprising that the past few years have seen Pentax lose its way a little. In 2009, two years after the company was bought by Hoya, Jessops made the decision to stop selling Pentax cameras altogether.

What's the best way to describe the Pentax K-3 ? Well, it's an advanced DSLR with a robust feature set that delivers impressive image quality without making any sacrifices in terms of performance or overall speed.

Exceptional detail at low ISOs; High-resolution 24-megapixel sensor; Accurate metering and white balance; Fantastic auto white balance performance in artificial light; Innovative and effective AA filter simulator; In-camera moire removal; In-camera HDR with RAW support; Sensor-shift shake reduction...

Certain menu screens have become overly-complex; Camera locks up for a prolonged period while writing RAW files; Phase detect autofocus area unchanged; Viewfinder AF tracking speed not significantly improved over the K-5 IIs; Poor video autofocus; Video recording freezes briefly while...