Best Ultra-Compact Pentax Digital Cameras

'Some overexposure.'

'Actual image quality when filming video is pretty poor, too. '

'The dedicated test for colours produces a result that is less vivid than I am used to seeing.'

'The 37.5mm-to-112.5 mm (35mm-film equivalent) lens is pretty slow at f/2.7 to f/5.2.'

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'troublesome noise and occasionally excessive grain'

'performance is sluggish'

'The LCD screen is particularly hard to see in even moderate sunlight.'

'Tiny and easy to use, this subcompact may not be the sexiest in its class,'

'dark, noisy images'

'One-handed operation is awkward if you want to rest one finger on the shutter release while thumbing the back-mounted zoom rocker.'

'large prints and full-size viewing it's disappointing.'

'If you have large hands, the S4i's small size will pose a challenge when you try to change the zoom with your thumb and keep your finger on the trigger while holding the camera one-handed.'

'Unfortunately, the resolution of the screen is not so hot, with just 85k pixels (compare that with 118k pixels on the PowerShot S410's 1.5" display).'

'The range of motion is so small that you press the wrong direction more often that the correct one.'

'The Optio's size has forced Pentax to mount a tiny four-way controller for accessing menus and settings.'