A new DSLR is on the way! "Production is in progress" on Pentax's new camera
The long-awaited new DSLR "is not only speculation or still a project" but is now a camera in production
Production of Pentax's upcoming DSLR is currently underway, according to a report from an insider in Japan. The highly anticipated camera, expected to be a successor to the Pentax K-1 Mark II full-frame flagship, is no longer just a rumor or a project on paper. A source, identified as Kimio Tanaka, an insider at Ricoh/Pentax, confirmed the production process on social media.
The launch date for the new model remains uncertain, but it is conceivable that the device could be released later in 2026. Since Canon and Nikon launched DSLRs six and five years ago respectively, and Pentax's last new model was released five years ago, anticipation for the next camera is growing. Despite the decline in DSLR sales, Pentax has affirmed its commitment to DSLR development and hinted at a potential new model.
The possibility of a full-frame or APS-C camera exists, leaving customers uncertain about their preferred option.
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