Is this card compatible with Pentax k5iis?
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It should be, since it's a standard SD card. However, the WiFi on mine completely failed after about 9 months, and Transcend doesn't have them on their website, so buyer beware! If the WiFi component is important, I'd recommend shopping other brands.
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Just search for the brand website there's a full list of compatible devices.
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I don't know specifically, but you can check Transcend's website: http://www.transcend-info.com/support/compatibility
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I'd be surprised if it didn't. K5II is essentially the same camera. Here you go http://uk.transcend-info.com/Support/compatibility/product/401
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I can't answer the question as to whether there are special features for this camera but this card and this whole category of product is made so that it works independently from the camera (so it does not have to be compatible). The camera sees an SD card for storage. The acts as an independent computer with a web server that serves up the files the camera puts there. As long as the camera pits files onto the card the whole system works. The one real compatibility issue comes if the camera has a power save mode that cuts power to the card slot. If that is the case the web server goes down until the camera is woken up. Turning off power save features can shorten battery life. I can't answer the question as to whether there are special features for this camera but this card and this whole category of product is made so that it works independently from the camera (so it does not have to be compatible). The camera sees an SD card for storage. The acts as an independent computer with a web server that serves up the files the camera puts there. As long as the camera pits files onto the card the whole system works. The one real compatibility issue comes if the camera has a power save mode that cuts power to the card slot. If that is the case the web server goes down... » Read More I can't answer the question as to whether there are special features for this camera but this card and this whole category of product is made so that it works independently from the camera (so it does not have to be compatible). The camera sees an SD card for storage. The acts as an independent computer with a web server that serves up the files the camera puts there. As long as the camera pits files onto the card the whole system works. The one real compatibility issue comes if the camera has a power save mode that cuts power to the card slot. If that is the case the web server goes down until the camera is woken up. Turning off power save features can shorten battery life. « Show Less
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I don't have a K3 (sadly), but I do know that this lens is fully compatible with my K5 and K5IIs. Therefore, I am confident that it is fully compatible with your K3. Pentax seems to be a company that avoids incompatibilities between cameras and lenses. I have often wondered where this advice came from - no idea, but I believe it to be either incorrect or based on criteria of which most of us are unaware.
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I don't know but it should work unless Pentax have changed the IR design. I use it with my K5 and it works fine. No problems so far.
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Yes. The beauty of Pentax DSLR's is that they will accept all K-mount Pentax lenses ever produced. I myself have a 25 year old manual focus 50mm M f/1.4 lens I use on this camera.
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It fits in a standard hot shoe mount, so I'm thinking yes (I haven't personally ever inspected the hot shoe mount on a K-r... but I think Pentax uses a standard hot shoe on that model)
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No the Pentax Q body uses the Q mount lenses if you want to use the K mount you need to buy a K to Q mount adapter
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Digiscoping should work. Also, you could use a dslr mount adapter: http://www.opticsplanet.net/pentax-pf-ca35-kmount-slr-camera-adapter-70510.html
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Yes all the DA Pentax and Promaster (Pentax mount) lenses work with the K-3
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With the proper adapter there should be no problem but I have no experience adapting Pentax k lenses to Canon bodies.
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According to the wikipedia article for the 5D Mark II, it accepts both Type I and Type II Compact Flash cards. This one is is a Type I card, so yes.
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Yes, it will work with a Pentax k500. It would work with any of the Pentax DSLR cameras.
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The K3 is the newest Pentax camera out so I do not know but would highly guess that yes it would. You could write the seller and ask or just take a chance for $6.99 and buy one to find out. If It were me I would probably order it because I confident that Pentax did not change anything in the IR Remote design.
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I read some comments on dpreview.com of a guy who tested the Pentax k-7 with two different class 4 SDHC cards and one worked well (SanDisk Ultra II) while the other didn't (PNY). You can see the site below for more details. I would think a class 6 would work fine. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1036&message=33814313
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I didn't, but there is no reason not to work on K50. All Pentax lenses fit on all Pentax cameras. I use it on K20 K5 and K5II - very sharp lens. It allow you to focus manual with-out to switch, and then it do the rest automatically.
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The K-5IIs does not even include a low pass filter capability so your pictures are sharper, but will also tend to contain more moire effects. See article at the following link: http://www.dpreview.com/articles/6059494336/review-in-progress-pentax-k-5-ii-and-k-5-ii-s/2
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I would think yes. I used it in my 5 year old Pentax and there were no issues. I would get on the internet and see the storage specs for your camera. Speed transfer is important for older cameras which determines compatibility. Hope this helps.
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Sure - it will fit all Pentax digitals. Actually, it will fit all Pentax K-mount cameras - as long as you don't mind shooting wide open for the film units.