In the latest edition of the British Journal of Photography, Adam Woolfitt gives his first impressions on the Pentax 645D.

A few interesting comments include the long length of time it takes to write data to the card (the files are very large) and the ability to check the depth of field quickly and easily.  He also mentions that Hasselblad have had to once again drop the prices of their medium format digital cameras. The other camera manufacturers are going to have to fight a lot harder to maintain their share of the pie.

The post is titled Pentax 645D tested: the New Contender. One question the writer doesn’t ask or answer is “A contender for what?” Answers on a postcard please…