Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z1200

Over the last few years, Casio has become quite a force within the digital camera market & their Exilim range is at the forefront of this. The EX-1200 is one of the top of the range models from their last generation. On first look, it's a pretty compact camera which is roughly the size of credit card although it has a thickness of around 2cm. It feels quite solidly build & as a result isn't super light but still easy enough to carry in your pocket & take around with you. It's available in black or silver, I prefer black as it tends to the in colour at the moment. So how does this camera perform? Well being 12 megapixels, photos are sharp ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Casio Exilim Zomm EX Z1200 for £184.47 from DigitalRev.com it was available in black or silver and has an aluminium body, I think the cameras pretty heavy then an average camera weighing at 152g minus battery and card but a bit slimmer than the Z1050 measuring at 93.3 x 58.5 x 22.4mm. ~~ Specifications ~~ Sensor: 1/1.7in. CCD - 12.39 Million pixels Image size: 4000 x 3000 pixels Lens: 37-111mm f/2.8/5.5 (3x zoom) Focus: Auto, Manual, Tracking Macro mode: 6cm ISO Range: 50, 100, 200, 400, ISO800 with Anti-shake or ISO1600 in High Sensitivity Best Shot mode Shutter speed: 1/2-1/2000sec normal, ...  Read the complete review

When I’m not hanging out on street corners and harassing old couples, or doing any of those other things that teenagers like myself inevitably do, I can often be found hiring myself out as an amateur wedding photographer. Exchanging my hoody and bandana for a top notch digital camera, it is my job capture those special moments for family and friends. It was in this highly privileged capacity that I recently discovered my love for the new EX-Z1200, Casio’s self-styled flagship digital camera. Purporting to be, at 12.1 megapixels, a model of unparalleled quality, this charming little device quite simply exceeded all of my expectations. It is, of course, notably ...  Read the complete review