Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z75

I am very impressed by the Casio Exilim, particularly with regards to the battery life. It is much better than using regular batteries that don't last long at all, and it charges quickly anyway. The quality of the pictures is also excellent, and there are plenty of options to enhance pictures to suit the setting. This camera is so simple to use, I haven't even needed to use the instruction manual. The picture mode can be changed quickly, and basic settings can be adjusted within seconds. Also, there are lots of different features to experiment with. For example, the video function has good sound quality and the ability to zoom in and ...  Read the complete review

My opinions of this camera seem to be somewhat different to those of most people, I purchased from Amazon for just under £100 expecting something fairly decent - as all reviews had described it. Upon opening the box I was impressed with the quality, everything was well built and all the accessories that you would expect would be included. My first bad impressions of this camera came along when I took a few pictures indoors, and copied them onto my computer to see how they had turned out. Due to it being a dull day the flash had been fired, and this left the pictures looking very un-natural. Faces seemed washed out with no "life" to them, and the ...  Read the complete review

After forgetting to pack our camera to go on honeymoon we ended up buying this at Manchester Airport for less than £100 in June 2007. It is silver in colour and very compact. It has a highest setting of 7.2 megapixels and 3 x optical zoom. You can also take short movies with it as well. The pictures are taken in .jpg and the movies are taken in .avi. The camera did not come with a memory card but we have a 512mb card in ours and that is sufficient to take pics at 7.2mp for a 2 week holiday. You can easily change the settings for the camera - just press the directional button down then up to select to change it to 5mp, 3mp, ...  Read the complete review

I love this camera. It was very simple to use and very much a 'click and go' type of camera. I was impressed with the quality of the photos and would definately stick with casio cameras in the future. The only fault i have with it is that you cant turn off the date or the time so that will always appear on your photos when you print them out - which is a shame and a little annoying. Really like the fact it has a large screen to preview photos. You dont have to wait around for zoom in/out on startup so you can get snapping quickly. Ive even takne photos whilst on the move(walking/in the car) and the pictures have come out brilliantly. all in all ive been ...  Read the complete review

This is a really good looking, compact camera. At the size of a credit card, it fits easily into your bag. It's a fun, simple to use 7.2 megapixel camera, with 3 x oprical zoom. One of my favourite things about it is the generous size of the LCD display (2.6 inches wide) which makes viewing so much easier. All of the settings are displayed conveniently on the side of the LCD display improve viewing. A feature that's a major benefit to me is the Anti-Shake DSP, which helps to reduce blurring if you are taking a picture of a moving object or if you've had a few too many vinos and cant keep the camera steady. There are apparently 34 programmed settings - ...  Read the complete review