So, "difficult to fault" but they managed to give only 4 stars, as they did 
with the other Pentax DSLRs tested (D, Ds and K100D IIRC).

The message is clear: "this camera is good enough for the existing Pentax 
users. However, if this is not the case, you'll better look somewhere else (to 
C & N, whose popular products always get 5 stars, BTW)."

What about a conspiracy theory?

(at leas this time it seems that the image quality is not questioned...)

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De: Peter Fairweather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Para: [email protected]
Enviado: sábado, 16 de diciembre, 2006 23:37:00
Asunto: French review of K10D

Hi

There is a review in the new Chasseur d'images. Overall it only gets 4
stars. They don't like
the limitations of the current range of lenses
the absence of a remote flash firing facility from the onboard flash
problems with the autofocus mechanism. which they put down to poor
quality control

Now for the good news. They have a new way of measuring digital noise
and the K10D is better than

Canon 400, Nikon D80, Sony Alpha, Olympus E400 at 100 - 800 ISO and
ties with the D80 at 1600 ISO.

Their only complaint here is why no 3200 ISO!!

As an example at 100I SO the scores FOR NOISE out of 10 are

Pentax K10D  6.2
Canon 400D   5.6
Sony Alpha     5.4
Nikon D80      5.3
Oly E400        5.2

In a "Buyers Guide" section, their overall verdict is "difficult to fault"

They don't appear to have noticed the  "banding" at high ISO, the
terrible soft jpegs or the absence of a small but unmentionable part

Vive la France

Peter the pentaxiste

ps my technical photographic French is not brilliant. Perhaps someone
can check my translation

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