Casio QV-100

Casio QV-R40

This Casio QV -R40 is a bundle full of surprises and you honestly counldn't ask for a better camera at such a good price. This doesn't mean however that Casio have made it out of a cheap plastic, far from it, the camera is made of a metal body and feels very sturdy and of high quality. The resoultion of the camera is just over 4million pixels which is great for those bigger pictures and doesn't take up too much file space on you memory cards. The camera has a built in 10Mb card which is not enough but you can add another SD card in the slot provided. The lens is of good quality and is the standard 3x optical and 3.2x digital. The camera is of a perfect weight ...

Casio QV-R40

This camera is simple to use the software is also easy to use and the picture quality is good. The batteries last well , It takes quite a long time to load picture on to the sd card ( 3 to 4 secs ) . I have had mine for 2 yrs and it has been fine until last week when it totally failed for no reason batts are fine but no display disappointing to ...

Casio QV-R3

ast lens, and he picked down a Casio QV -R3 from the shelf, with a £300 price tag. I had to feign interest (in the way you do when you're faced with something you certainly can't afford, but don't want to appear a total cheapskate) then scuttled off, mumbling something about going away to "think about it". Well... to cut what is already a long story a bit shorter, I was surprised to see the very same camera in the window the next week as ex-display, with £50 knocked off, so stomached the £80 that I had to pay over the insurance and snapped it up. And I'm very glad I did, it's a thoroughly excellent device. It does ...