Casio QV-2000UX

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 ...

Casio QV-5500SX

Well they have now gone back to what they know best, digital technology, and mixed it in with one of the best cameras around today. The QV 5500 is just one of a larger range of cameras but this is one of the best. It is typical of cameras of the higher price bracket with digital technology included. The resolution of its imagery is so sharp. With a specification of up to 4 Megapixels. This equates to giving you a maximum range of 2,240 by 1,680 pixels. Talking in quality terms, it is the equivalent to a traditional print of some 18cm x 12cm. What I like best about it is its realism for amateur photographers. You have complete control over aperture and ...

Casio QV-7000SX

Casio QV-7000SX offers a mixture of creative ideas and less robust design solutions. Casio QV -7000SX is rather large camera. The main reason is 2,5 inch LCD, which takes a big part of the backside of the camera. The huge ledge for pins of the right hand allows keeping a device rather strong and conveniently, however revolving optics does not keep any place for the left hand. And generally, it is necessary always to be cautious to avoid of tangency's to that part, where is optics, as just gauges of an exposition and focussing, and also flash there are located. The revolving disk located on the right at the top of the camera, is used for choice one from ten ...