Coffee table book, showing you some of my pictures that I took about trees My name is Alan MOUHLI, and this is my work enjoy some of my best view that talked about something you need to discover By yourself keep looking into it and have a nice time. All the pictures from Turin Italy shutted By Alan MOUHLI Camera: Pentax K-1 Key Specifications 36.2MP full-frame CMOS sensor with no anti-aliasing filter 5-axis image stabilization rated to 5 stops by CIPA standard testing 100% pentaprism viewfinder with 0.7x magnification 33-point AF system (25 cross-type) Extensive weather-sealing 1/200 sec flash sync speed 14-bit Raw recording (DNG or PEF) AA filter simulation Multi-shot Pixel Shift Resolution mode Built-in GPS with electro-magnetic compass and Astrotracer function 4.4 fps continuous shooting (6.5 fps in APS-C crop mode) Wi-Fi 1080/30p video Number of pages: 60 As this list of spec highlights should make clear, the K-1 makes the most of its moveable sensor. As well as the image stabilization, which is rated to an impressive 5 stops, the camera offers a host of other clever features. These include anti-aliasing filter simulation which vibrates the sensor during exposure to intentionally blur high frequency detail across multiple pixels, to avoid moire. Then there's the Pixel Shift Resolution mode that increases color resolution by shooting four consecutive images with the sensor moved by one pixel - effectively canceling the Bayer color filter array and lowering noise by image averaging. The other sensor-shift modes are also clever: the K-1 includes Horizon Correction, which rotates the sensor if you hold the camera slightly off-level, and the Astrotracer system that uses the sensor's movement to cancel-out the effect of the Earth's rotation when taking images of stars (something it can calculate using its GPS).