By introducing the Pentax I-10 digital camera, a compact, but feature-crammed camera, the company had thought of leaving the photography buffs in awe, but regrettably that the camera, notwithstanding being sleek and compact, couldn’t bring anything satisfactory on the front of functions and quality. In fact, it got failed to woo as was expected from it.

While rolling out its brand-new I-10 digital camera, the device was expected to attract the consumers in a snap with its functions of a modern digicam and retro-style finishing all in one pack. But, I think focusing on conventional school look of the camera, Pentax got out of its way or swerved from its basic path of proffering a feature-crammed camera.

The Pentax I-10 is touted to provide quite a pleasing quality of image by means of its run of the mill quality photo lens that is also not worth considering as it does not function as well as it was expected at long ranges rather is prone to capture gritty shots.

The Pentax I-10 could also be criticized for its second problem, which means that the all-new digital camera allows the choice of digital filter just when the shot’s been captured in stead of when the shot is being taken.

In addition, the latest Pentax I-10 digital camera also comes with a rather erroneous auto focus function during low-light. But still the Pentax I-10 digital camera is also not devoid of few positive points, and the photography buffs would definitely like them. The look of retro-type finish takes you to the classical age or reminds you of those classy days. Plus, it also has the capacity for smile detection and efficient face. In addition, the Pentax I-10 also comes integrated with a few quite striking camera-in-built editing options.

Last but not the least; the camera also boasts of having a detailed manual, to identify with its each and every function.  Now, looking at its pros and cons above, the average digital camera has been heftily priced and at the cost of $299, I don’t think it’s a good deal in fact. So, if planning to grapple it, just gawk at its specs sheet!