Casio Exilim Pro EX-P700

I am no professional when it comes to taking pictures, but this camera inspires me to take as many pictures as i can. I have had this for 2 weeks and i love it so much, and although my ex husband had a camera which he bought from argos with better spec, the picture quality was never as good as this. it works very well in low light situations and you can zoom right into someone thing in the distance and still not comprimse on quality. i was unforatunate enough to damage this camera in loas a few weeks ago and was over the moon to find amazon still selling it. Even though there are cameras on sale in argos for £70-90 with way better spec than thsi, i ...  Read the complete review

Magazine printers don't like JPEGs .... on the whole. They like TIFF files so if you want to sell pictures to publications or illustrate your articles, you need a TIFF capable camera. This camera saves in TIFF file format (unlike the majority of compact digital cameras), has a Canon lense, is well built (a metal frame no less) and has bags of features to suit a newcomer to photography as well as serve a cynical semi pro. The 7 megapixel resolution perhaps only comes into it's own shooting pictures saved in TIFF format since when I zoomed into identical JPEG shots taken with this camera and my 5 megapixel Konica KD-510Z, I could see no ...  Read the complete review

This camera has a really nice solid feel, the casing is metal and all of the buttons feel good to use. The menu is very intuitive and has a vast array of features. Image quality is good but a little grainy in lower light levels, and there is some purple fringing in high contrast areas. The zoom is adaquate but for those looking for a little extra adapters can be purchased for a zoom lens. The remote control is a nice feature allowing you to take pictures from a distance or while the camera is on a tripod. The scene modes are also useful allowing you to take great shots even if you are lacking in experience. It also has a very fast start up time, and the ...  Read the complete review