Digital Camera Reviews

If you are thinking of purchasing a digital camera, you may want to read about three Casio digital camera reviews in order to gain a little more knowledge about what digital cameras have to offer. This article will compare Casio digital cameras to assist you to make an informed choice!

The Casio EXILIM EX-S770 is a very ultraslim digital camera that resembles a RAZR cell phone. It comes in three different colors which include silver, purple and red. This streamlined Casio digital camera has 7.2 megapixels.

As with almost all of its cameras, Casio does not skimp on the many interesting features that the EX-S770 has. It has a 3x optical focal range and a very bright 2.8 LCD screen with very good resolution. The EX-S770 possesses 34 scene modes which Casio calls "Best Shot". It also has an eBay mode which is able to capture images at a reduced resolution with auto macro focusing. A most unusual feature is the 16:9 movie mode which allows you to shoot wide-screen video clip so you can play them back on your widescreen TV.

The Casio EX-S770 boasts of a special new software which allows you to convert web pages and documents on your computer to JPEG form so that you can view them on the camera's large LCD screen. Another very cool feature that this digital camera has is a Continuous Flash mode or Rapid Flash. It allows three flash shots to be captured in just a single second.

All of these excellent features wrapped up in a very slim but solid body will cost about $380. However, if you are into competitive shopping, you may find it for as low as $250 online.

Another camera to read about in the Casio digital camera reviews is the Casio EXILIM Hi-Zoom EX-V7. This is said by many to be the world's slimmest digital camera that has a 7x optical zoom lens as of January 8, 2007. It is only 25 mm thick but crams in a 7 megapixel CCD image sensor. It also has a CCD-shift type mechanical image stabilization function. This digital camera has a new EXILIM 2.0 image processor which boasts such features as Auto Tracking AF and also has selective noise removal.

The Casio EX-V7 also possesses a 30 frames-per-second movie mode complete with stereo sound. This camera offers exceptional video quality and reduced movie file size. This digital camera also has a silent lens motor that enables you to use the optical zoom while recording movies.

The Casio EXILIM Hi-Zoom EX-V7 has a suggested retail price of $400. You are getting a great deal of a camera for that price! The Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-Z1080 is very closely related to the EX-Z1050. The body, lens, sensor, which is 10.1 megapixels, and the 2.6 inch LCD screen and the rest of the hardware are almost identical.

The EX-Z1080 changes are found in silicon. The video resolution tops out at 848x480 pixels, the ISO sensitivity has been increased to 3200 instead of 1600 and there has also been the addition of Casio's YouTube video mode as well as face detection technology. There are 11.4 MB available for photos in the Casio EX Z-1080.

The Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-1080 has hit the store shelves in September of 2007. It is priced at around $280. Be the first on your block to have one of these sweet little cameras!

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