<p>The Pentax K-50 DSLR camera sports an entry-level price, but has the chops of a much higher-priced camera.(Photo: Reviewed.com)Story HighlightsThe Pentax K-50 comes in 120 different color combinationsThis is one of the most comfortable cameras we have tested, and feels like an extension of your bodyThe K-50's full weather and dust sealing is very helpful when traveling</p><p>Since the early days of digital, Pentax DSLR cameras have had a reputation for providing great value. The company has always made a point of equipping its consumer-oriented cameras with some features that the bigger manufacturers reserve for higher-end models, while keeping prices a cut below their rivals.</p><p>This year's new entry-level DSLR brings back everything that makes the Pentax system great for hobbyist photographers, now at a lower price. The Pentax K-50 (MSRP $699.95) is essentially unchanged from its predecessor, the K-30, but Pentax somehow managed to cut the price by $150. Your $700 still nabs excellent image quality, a sturdy and weather-resistant build, as well as a refined control scheme that should give any aspiring photographer plenty of room to grow.</p><p>The most significant change to (and noticeable feature of) the K-50 is the customizable appearance. You can order the camera in a dazzling array of 120 custom color combinations for no extra cost. Though you would have to wait four to six weeks for your customized camera to arrive from Japan, you will get the coolness factor of shooting with a yellow-and-lilac DSLR (or whatever combination strikes your fancy).</p><p><a href="http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/personal/2013/08/11/reviewed-pentax-k-50-review/2633103/">Keep reading...</a></p>