 Great Little Camera |
| Review Date: December 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Bill, New England |
December 27
After exhaustive research here and on Consumer Reports, I was convinced that there was no really good small camera, but I was wrong. A salesman in a camera store recommended this model and I am glad I bought it. It's fast, and the menu is easy to use. True, there is no viewfinder, but I like the 3" LCD. Picture quality is very good and rivels that of my Nikon D40X/sigma 18-200mm lens. I would recommend this product to anyone.
December 29
After a few days of foul weather, I took this camera out to try it in the sunlight, snow and bright sky. Photos continue to be true to color as seen by the eye. I used a tripod which produced some really clear scenes.
The "set" button on the back of the camera allows me to access the camera's settings ( ISO,etc.) easily and quickly. I especially like the ability to quickly change the EV. And, the battery still has not shown any diminshed power after some significant use.
The fotos tend to be a bit grainy in low light...but that's without a flash.
I continue to enjoy this camera and would recommend it to anyone. |
Excellent Camera
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| Review Date: January 25, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Polestar, California |
| The camera is very compact but with a big 3 inch LCD screen. Easy to operate after spending a little time with the instruction manual. It has a rechargable battery with charger but I think I would prefer regular batteries for travel. All in all a good product at a good price. |
The Big Picture
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| Review Date: May 9, 2009 |
| Reviewer: carolyn field, Alexandria Louisiana |
This camera is great and I love the wide angle lens. I would recommend it to friends especially those who travel to places like Africa and India like I do.
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Hooked on Casio
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| Review Date: May 26, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Dixie66Ro, Anaheim Hills, CA USA |
| I am an amateur photographer, and I've been using Casio cameras for years now. This is my 3rd Casio Exilim, and I love them so much that I hardly consider getting another brand, or even model. It has everything that you need (for basic to average user), it's easy to use and to take along. The only feature that I liked better with my previous Casio Exilim was that I could charge the battery by placing the camera into a dock, instead of completely removing the battery. But this is minor inconvenience. |
Just what you looking for.
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| Review Date: October 30, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Justin Duarte, Orlando, FL USA |
| This camera is one of the best you can find for the price. It's small enough to fit in your pocket easy and it is an amazing camera dont be fooled this camera is solid i have NO regrets for getting this camera the only problem is it doesnt come with a memory card and apparently psp memory cards will not work (in case you didnt know) but other than that this camera is perfect for a CASUAL picture taker dont take pictures constantly then be mad if you want something to make a great myspace pic or even more this is the camera to go. 5/5 |
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