Carrying around a DSLR has been the biggest sticking point to why some of us have never purchased one. Heck, a lot of guys we know won’t even buy a point-and-shoot because they’ve got a less bulky version called an iPhone. But, when Pentax announced the release of the Q-black all those excuses for not owning a real camera got shot to you know what. The Pentax Q-black is the world’s smallest and lightest interchangeable lens digital camera. The thing fits on your key-ring! You can choose from a bunch of different Q lenses like Prime, Zoom and Fisheye and the little guy shoots 12-bit DNG Raw and JPG photos. The Pentax Q-black, which literally fits in the palm of your hand, can also capture 1080 HD video and sports a 3″ LCD monitor. It quickly surpasses that freebie bottle opener as the greatest thing on your keyring.
Pentax Q-black
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