Pentax Q

The Pentax Q is an ultra-small interchangeable lens digital camera designed to provide high resolution image capturing with unparalleled compactness and portability. Compatible with the 27.5-83mm zoom, 160-degree fisheye, and 35mm and 100mm toy camera lenses, and packed with a 47mm f/1.9 kit lens, the Q uses a 12.4 megapixel, 1/2.3-inch backlit CMOS image sensor, manufactured by Sony, which is the smallest to date in an ILC.

Capable of capturing 1080p/30 video with h.264 compression, the Q can also shoot 5 fps stills, and features a dedicated bokeh filter to counteract the smaller frame's inability to capture images with a shallow depth of field.