Pentax, a century-old Japanese manufacturer that has been part of Ricoh Imagining since 2011, wants to bring the joy of 35mm film back to the consumer and prosumer market. The Pentax 17 does many ...

Much like the Kodak Ektar H35 and other film cameras, the Pentax 17 uses 35mm film which is usually easy to procure. I used Kodak Gold 200 35mm film, a roll (36 exposures) of which cost me $11 / £11.

For this review, the lens was tested on a Pentax K-1 using Imatest. Barrel Distortion is present throughout the range, measuring -3.32% at 20mm, -2.39% at 24mm, -1.46% at 28mm and -0.63% at 35mm.

Resolution: Essentially infinite (It's film!) Format: Half-frame 35mm Flash: Yes Lens: 25mm (37mm equivalent) f/3.5 pancake The Pentax 17 is a little large to be considered a true "compact" camera ...

Pentax elects not to advance the Pentax Film Project for the time being, but TKO’s departure doesn’t rule out future analog ...