Casio QV-3500

Casio QV-3 Plus

when I get home. I understand why they’ve done, i.e. to keep the camera dimensions down, but I still won’t be using it. I know I could have bought the QV -3000 which has a genuine 3x optical zoom, but, a) it's larger and b), it has the cosmetic appeal of a bucket of frogs. There is no pre -lighting arrangement for the flash, with the result that the auto-focus can sometimes be fooled in dark surroundings (parties/clubs etc). I’m just guessing at the moment, but I don’t think the Microdrive will prove as robust as the “solid-state” Compact Flash ...

Casio QV-2800UX

time you have found the set up you are looking for the subject wil l have moved on. A use full feature though and available on other cameras in the QV range. There is a full range of manual controls on this camera if you are new to digital photography and want all the features on a beginners camera it would be a good choice. It also offers fully automatic modes if you need to take pictures without having had any experience. The one drawback with this camera is that it is only 2 megapixel. It has a lot of features, and an excellent lens but the 2 megapixel lets it down slightly. Though the quality is good, 3 megapixel would have been more suitable for this camera. ...

Casio QV-300

refers to the QV -100 ONLY. This is the product that i have used over the last year. Digital cameras are fun, you don't need to have films processed, and the pictures download straight on to your PC.. When i first got the QV-300, i was very impressed. It represented the cutting edge in technology and wass very smart ...