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LAS VEGAS--Pentax carries the retro look through to the angular lines of the camera.
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In addition to the mode dial, the camera has a dedicated exposure compensation dial.
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The back has a typical control layout, as well as an adjustment dial, and the LCD tilts up and down.
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The flash pops up -- and it's kind of neat-looking -- but it doesn't tilt back to bounce.
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