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dSLRs usually come only in black or silver color options, and after a while it may be difficult to distinguish between shooters from different brands. But the next time you see someone using a red, white or multi-tone dSLR, you'll know it's probably from Pentax. The Japanese company's latest entry-level offering, the K-x, is available in four stock shades--red, white, blue and black. And if you so fancy, there are more customization options for customers to choose from on the firm's Web site. Aesthetics aside, does the K-x have what it takes to go up against its competition such as the Canon EOS 500D and Nikon D5000?
dSLRs usually come only in black or silver color options, and after a while it may be difficult to distinguish between shooters from different brands. But the next time you see someone using a red, white or multi-tone dSLR, you'll know it's probably from Pentax. The Japanese company's latest entry-level offering, the K-x, is available in four stock shades--red, white, blue and black. And if you so fancy, there are more customization options for customers to choose from on the firm's Web site. Aesthetics aside, does the K-x have what it takes to go up against its competition such as the Canon EOS 500D and Nikon D5000?
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