1. Thanks to the high-speed image processing capability of the new engine, a moving subject can be cut out of a number of images
2. The Freedom of Zoom Photography: An ultra-wide angle 24 mm lens is useful for shooting in a small room or for photographing large subjects
3. 10x zoom combines with a CMOS shift stabilization for beautiful images even at high zoom factors where images are prone to blurring.
4. HD Movie Function: Just by pressing the dedicated movie button, these cameras will record beautiful HD movies at a size of 1280x720 pixels.
5. In addition to recognizing faces and adjusting focus and exposure accordingly, these cameras can make adjustments to smooth skin in images

Editorial Review :

One of the thinnest and lightest long-zoom point-and-shoot cameras currently on the market, the EX-H10 is a 10x zoom camera with a 24-240mm range, and when coupled with an energy-efficient processor and high-capacity battery, this camera can shoot as many as 1,000 images before needing a recharge! The 12- megapixel camera sports a three-inch LCD screen and shoots 720p HD video at 24 frames-per second. With its 10x optical zoom and ultra-wide angle 24mm, image stabilization is key, and the EX-H10 uses a CCD-shift image stabilization mechanism to ensure crisp shots. and also includes 38 scene modes, which enables the camera to choose the best settings for each shot. At the heart of the new EX-H10 is the EXILIM Engine 4.0, which delivers higher image quality and lower power consumption in an even more compact package. The new Engine's Multi-CPU is specifically designed for high-speed image processing. Reflecting Casio's quest for perfection, the new camera provides the best in basic photography functions beautiful imaging with reduced noise and long battery life for many hours of use. A high-performance 12.1-megapixel model, it also boasts a lens with outstanding optical capabilities from wide angle to telephoto and it features a number of Casio's totally original photographic functions. Casio has reduced energy consumption by improving the circuitry and operational controls and designing a higher capacity battery, enabling the user to take 1,000 shots on a single full charge. The EX-H10 provides a convenient solution for people on the go. It's possible to take 100 pictures every day of a 10 day vacation, without ever needing to recharge, eliminating the need to pack a charger. The long-life battery gives users approximately 11 consecutive hours of viewing on a single charge. Auto Focus - Approx. 5.9 inches to infinity YouTube Video Capture Mode Handheld Night Scene function or Lighting function - T

Customer Review :

The perfect ratio of portability to versatility

I was amazed at the abilities of this camera--it is small enough to be considered compact, but powerfull enough to be considered a super-zoom too. when i load the pictures on to my computer, they are displayed at only 20% of the original size!! that means that these pictures are of amazing quality! i love it! --the only thing i would have to go on about is that you need a steady hand to get that perfect picture; but a simple tripod fixes that easly.-- but even that can be a gain for those who like to mess with the pictures--just swerve the camera while shooting a pic and you have an unfathomable blend of color and texture for those who like experimenting!! OVERALL_ exelente, small, powerfull, versatile, and low in cost. Enjoy!

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Great Product,Great Shipping

This is probably the best transaction Ive made on Amazon, I got emails when everything went through, when it was shipped and delivered. The camsra came BEFORE the expected date. I would defianlety buy some products from , if needed.

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Shutter lag is a big problem .......

I have used this camera for 2 months. i don't like it that much because of the shutter lag -- you have to wait for appro. 15 sec. for it to save your pictue before you can take the next one. Is it because I am not using a fast memory card or I have chosen the wrong image size? I don't know. Also, zooming is not easy because a little force will yield too much zoom or too little zoom. I haven't developed the images yet, so the quality I rated it 3 stars is by looking on a PC screen. The camera is shaky because of its small size. Luckily the Image Stabilization function corrected it well. I would prefer Canon G series better than this one, although it is more expensive and bulky. I would not recommend this poduct because of the shutter lag!!!!!

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My Casio EX-H10 Camera

I love my Casio. It was easy for me to use because this is my third Casio. My first was the EX-Z40 which is 4 megapixels. The second was the EX-Z1050 which is 10 megapixels. With every upgrade I am amazed at the difference for the better the pictures are. I just have to get used to the wide angle the EX-H10 has and the camera is a little bigger than the first two casios I have. I like the slim cameras because I like to take my camera almost everywhere I go and it's easy for me to just slip it in my purse or in my pocket if I have to. So I was kind of disappointed at first, with the camera being bigger than my first 2 casios. But I have since gotten over the disappointment with the great pictures that I have taken. And the movies are of incredible quality for this size of a camera. Just remember to use the wrist strap every time you use your camera, I dropped my second camera and broke the little gadget that holds the battery in and that's why I ended up buying a third camera. But I sent that one to the Time Machine in California and they did a good job fixing it. I actually bought the Samsung SL820 first, as my third camera and was looking forward to using the low light stabilization that it had because I like to take pictures using natural light. But as I was getting used to this camera and trying out all the features and different settings it suddenly went blank and I wasn't even able to turn the camera off I ended up sending it back. I think this may have happened because I didn't format the memory card first. It's important to format the memory card in your camera before you use the camera and memory card for the first time. I ended up getting the Casio EX-H10 instead. And I am trying to use natural light settings with this camera, but they sometimes come out blurry. But I haven't read the whole manual yet and there are alot of different settings so I know I am missing something here. Also I like to take pictures of food that I make because I am writing a cookbook and I noticed that the macro setting does not come out as clear as my Casio EX-Z1050 did. Again I have to read the manual and find out what I am doing wrong. It may have something to do with the wide angle. Because I notice that my non food pictures actually come out sharper and nice when I zoom in on a subject. The 10x Optical Zoom on this camera is amazing. And I love using the zoom for my pictures. I'm getting used to the 24mm Wide Angle, and at first I was hoping there was a setting to change it to regular size. I think for my uses I could have used the option of changing from 24mm Wide Angle to just normal setting especially for my food pictures. So I wish they would have installed an option to do this. But sometimes the wide angle benefits my food pictures as well. I think it is up to me to learn all the features and settings of this camera and I will be satisfied with all my pictures! The flash is amazing with this camera when I do have to use the flash. The flash on the EZ-Z1050 was the only lousy thing about that camera. And for me prefering to use natural light. I usually take a picture with natural light and then with flash. And alot of times the pictures with flash on the EX-H10 are outstanding. Especially the pictures of food for my cookbook, and that I can't understand because the EX-Z1050 took outstanding natural light pictures of my food. But I really love this camera even though I haven't even read and used all the features yet!

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Travel with this camera!

You need to give this camera time and learn all the features, it is not the best in its class using just the auto settings but once you learn how to setup the camera and use the features this camera can not be beat for the price. I used this camera off and on for 2 months and then on a 9 day trip taking about 550 pictures all on a single charge! Amazing! It was so nice to not have to worry about battery life while on vacation. No need to pack chargers batteries and cords with this camera. I run it on 8MP and pictures are very nice, I have no need for 12MP as I don't print large photos, again like all Casio cameras there are a lot of settings, take time to try them all and learn what this camera can do, in the beginning I thought the camera was OK, good for the price, now I LOVE this camera. People on vacation look at the detail in photos captured and keep asking what kind of camera it is. I researched cameras in this range for weeks before buying and the price increase to go with the Panasonic - which gets many complaints on battery life made the final decision on the EX-H10. Get a jobby tripod if you plan to use 10x zoom a lot but the anti shake and blur detection settings really makes getting clear shots simple.

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1. Rugged design is shock resistant, waterproof, freezeproof, and dustproof
2. Multi-coated lens is water-repellent and prevents light reflection
3. 12.1-megapixel resolution; 3x optical zoom
4. Advanced Dynamic Photo function; BEST SHOT function
5. Interval shooting function automatically takes still photos or movies at fixed intervals
6. Capture images and video to microSD, microSD /HC memory cards(not included)

Editorial Review :

Casio's EX-G1 is designed with style and endurance to last the elements of the ages, and the lifestyle elements of endurance - shock, dirt, humidity, temperature, snow, water proof.With the EX-G1, users can take powerful time lapse photography, the kind which is usually almost impossible to capture. The shooting interval can be set at 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, or 3 minutes, and the capture time for movies may be set at 3, 10, 20, or 30 minutes, enabling users to get great shots when an event changes over time such as in nature, science, and even sports.

Customer Review :

What you read is what you get

The EX-G1 is everything that the product overviews say that it is, nothing more. It looks and feels great, is smaller than I imagined, easy to use, etc. The picture quality is fine/fair/solid. Make sure that when you get this the digital zoom is a non-factor, because you cannot use it - the pictures become sooo grainy with even the slightest digital zoom. The nice thing is that you can take shots and zoom in later on your computer since you've got the quality of a 12.1 MP image.

I am very happy with the EX-G1 for the situations that I bought it for. I use a DSLR for almost all of my photos, but I wanted a compact camera to use when out with friends or hiking/mountain biking. The EX-G1 even threw in the ability to use when canoeing/boating/swimming so the outdoors uses are amazing as long as you arent trying to capture a HQ landscape shot.

The only other problem i have with the Casio EX-G1 at the moment (3/13/2010) is that I cannot find the Casio accessories that are listed on the G1's website. The lanyard/carabiner and the Casio float strap have been impossible to find anywhere online!

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If only it were JUST A LITTLE BETTER !!!

It's great having a 'real' camera (not a cellphone) that I can just have with me. I've got other cameras but they're just too clunky to have with me all the time.

Pictures are of SURPRISINGLY GOOD QUALITY for a camera of this size! Of course it does better outdoors than indoors with flash.

Battery compartment: you'll need better fingernails than mine. A ridiculous oversight.

Battery won't charge when hooked to PC. Not a major thing but it means removing the battery every time - not easy.

OVERALL: RECOMMENDED - Good for what it is - but Casio engineers dropped the ball on a couple of items that should've been easy to address.

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Great little camera

This is one cool camera. I have a Cannon that I carry with me all the time and a Nikon for more professional shoots. I bought this camera for its waterproof feature mainly. Since purchasing, I have walked in a blizzard and took pictures I normally would not have been able to take.
I Love the ability to take pictures/videos at intervals, this is the second reason I bought this camera.
I clamped this sweet little camera on top of my truck one day and forgot about it. I had it set to take picturs every 5 minuets until the card was full. It was also a very rainy days. I must amit...I got a lot of crappy pics...but, I also got some pretty cool shots.
To sum up, this camera is a good choice for getting shots you might not normally get...like walking into the ocean, or the rain/snow or even a dust storm.
Buy this camera and have some fun!

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Great Camera!

I was looking for a rugged camera that I could have in my jersey pocket and have available anytime. It worked well for snow sports on a recent trip too. Solid images, but I have not delved too deeply into the functions yet.

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An improvement of Stylus

We have been using an Olympus Stylus for a couple of years. Took this one on a snowboarding trip. Snapped about 400 photos, mostly outside. All but a few turned out beautiful. Sharp and detailed. Dropped, covered with snow and got wet.... kept going. Only thing I hate is the time taken with the microSD and the darn battery door. Other than that, very nice. 4 1/2 stars.

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1. Ruggedized against shock, dirt, snow, low temperatures, water, and humidity
2. Multi-coated lens is water-repellent and prevents light reflection
3. 12.1-megapixel resolution; 3x optical zoom
4. Advanced Dynamic Photo function; BEST SHOT function
5. Interval shooting function automatically takes still photos or movies at fixed intervals
6. Capture images and video to microSD, microSD /HC memory cards(not included)

Editorial Review :

Casio's EX-G1 is designed with style and endurance to last the elements of the ages, and the lifestyle elements of endurance - shock, dirt, humidity, temperature, snow, water proof.With the EX-G1, users can take powerful time lapse photography, the kind which is usually almost impossible to capture. The shooting interval can be set at 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, or 3 minutes, and the capture time for movies may be set at 3, 10, 20, or 30 minutes, enabling users to get great shots when an event changes over time such as in nature, science, and even sports.

Customer Review :

Great little camera

This is one cool camera. I have a Cannon that I carry with me all the time and a Nikon for more professional shoots. I bought this camera for its waterproof feature mainly. Since purchasing, I have walked in a blizzard and took pictures I normally would not have been able to take.
I Love the ability to take pictures/videos at intervals, this is the second reason I bought this camera.
I clamped this sweet little camera on top of my truck one day and forgot about it. I had it set to take picturs every 5 minuets until the card was full. It was also a very rainy days. I must amit...I got a lot of crappy pics...but, I also got some pretty cool shots.
To sum up, this camera is a good choice for getting shots you might not normally get...like walking into the ocean, or the rain/snow or even a dust storm.
Buy this camera and have some fun!

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Great Camera!

I was looking for a rugged camera that I could have in my jersey pocket and have available anytime. It worked well for snow sports on a recent trip too. Solid images, but I have not delved too deeply into the functions yet.

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What you read is what you get

The EX-G1 is everything that the product overviews say that it is, nothing more. It looks and feels great, is smaller than I imagined, easy to use, etc. The picture quality is fine/fair/solid. Make sure that when you get this the digital zoom is a non-factor, because you cannot use it - the pictures become sooo grainy with even the slightest digital zoom. The nice thing is that you can take shots and zoom in later on your computer since you've got the quality of a 12.1 MP image.

I am very happy with the EX-G1 for the situations that I bought it for. I use a DSLR for almost all of my photos, but I wanted a compact camera to use when out with friends or hiking/mountain biking. The EX-G1 even threw in the ability to use when canoeing/boating/swimming so the outdoors uses are amazing as long as you arent trying to capture a HQ landscape shot.

The only other problem i have with the Casio EX-G1 at the moment (3/13/2010) is that I cannot find the Casio accessories that are listed on the G1's website. The lanyard/carabiner and the Casio float strap have been impossible to find anywhere online!

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An improvement of Stylus

We have been using an Olympus Stylus for a couple of years. Took this one on a snowboarding trip. Snapped about 400 photos, mostly outside. All but a few turned out beautiful. Sharp and detailed. Dropped, covered with snow and got wet.... kept going. Only thing I hate is the time taken with the microSD and the darn battery door. Other than that, very nice. 4 1/2 stars.

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If only it were JUST A LITTLE BETTER !!!

It's great having a 'real' camera (not a cellphone) that I can just have with me. I've got other cameras but they're just too clunky to have with me all the time.

Pictures are of SURPRISINGLY GOOD QUALITY for a camera of this size! Of course it does better outdoors than indoors with flash.

Battery compartment: you'll need better fingernails than mine. A ridiculous oversight.

Battery won't charge when hooked to PC. Not a major thing but it means removing the battery every time - not easy.

OVERALL: RECOMMENDED - Good for what it is - but Casio engineers dropped the ball on a couple of items that should've been easy to address.

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1. 10.1-megapixel resolution
2. 3x optical zoom ; 2.5-inch LCD screen
3. Face Detection function; Easy Mode for enhanced simplicity
4. Record widescreen movies; capture and upload through YouTube Movie Mode
5. Compatible with SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)

Editorial Review :

The EXILIM EX-Z33, a 10.1 megapixel digital camera with a 3X optical zoom lens. The EX-Z33 features a dedicated movie button that allows users to record widescreen movies with a 16:9 aspect ratio. Additionally, the EX-Z33 is compatible with commercially available SD memory cards. This camera combines a stylish, slim body with high-powered features that allow families or anyone on-the-go with the ability to capture a memorable moment where ever they are.

Customer Review :

Casio tech support doesn't know their cameras.....

I got this camera for $74.95 at Amazon during the holidays. It doesn't have panoramic, like the nikon s220. Photo quality seems to be roughly on par with those of the nikon, as I compare photos taken with both cameras.

I'm no photog nut. I just want a simple camera.

One thing both the nikon and the casio have are best shot settings, which supposedly have settings optimized for night shooting, magazines, etc.


The nikon's best shot modes are a little better than those for exz33. Shots taken on the casio in best shot mode come out blurred, underexposed, etc.


On the "night scene" best shot setting, the flash doesn't come on (??) I called casio a month ago. The first rep automatically said that there was something wrong with the camera and I'd have to send it in for repairs.


I called back in again, and the 2nd rep did a bit more troubleshooting. She said she had the exact camera model on hand, and guided me step by step. End result, on my camera, the flash still didn't come on, but she claimed one her camera, for the night scene mode, the flash did come on.

Well, on the strength of that, I exchanged my camera and had Amazon send me another one.

In the meantime, while waiting for the camera, I went to Target and tried a working display casio camera. It was a different 'ex' model, but had the same options. Lo and behold, in the night mode, the flash didn't come on!

When I got my replacement camera, I tried the night mode, and no flash, as before.

I even bought another exz33 from Walmart, and tried that, with the same result.

The thing is, in the auto mode, the flash comes on, and everything works just fine. Even in the best shot setting, "night scene portrait", the flash comes on.

At this point, I decided to call casio again, and explained to them that, having tried at least 3 exz33's, I got the same result, and it's unlikely that I'd get 3 random defective cameras. I also told her I got the same result on another model of 'ex' camera.

She couldn't tell me anything aside from telling me to send it in.

Obviously, her tty terminal didn't have any other recommendation.


These people don't know their cameras from their calculators.


In the meantime, I've decided to hang on to my casio, because in the auto mode, everything works like a charm. I'll just steer clear of the Best Shot settings, because the results are the same across ALL of the casios I've tried, blurred and underexposed.

The nikon is at least $29 more, and the $74.95 price tag is as cheap as I'm likely to get. Already, the price of the exz33 is $92.95 at Amazon. At this price point, I recommend getting a nikon s220. I don't know if nikon's tech support is a clueless as casio's.

Bottom line, don't expect much from casio's tech support.





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Great camera for the price and durable

I bought the camera for my second deployment to Iraq in 2007 and it's still going strong. Image quality is awesome for what you pay for. Battery life is long enough to not have to recharge for 2 weeks. I can't complain except for I won't use it much since i have an SLR but whenever I go out I throw it in my backpack and it always comes in handy.

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Great camera

Small, lightweight, easy to use and understand. Outstanding picture quality. Videos turn out great also.

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Works well for the price

This is a cheap portable digital camera, and when you buy it expect it to perform as such. It takes great pictures in the sun, or bright indoors, but struggles like most cheaper models in lower light conditions. When you use the flash the colors always are off, and if you don't use the flash (when it is not naturally bright enough) things get blurry. All that being said. Its cheap, portable, high-quality (when conditions are right) camera. If you want to spend <100 on a camera this is a great choice. I am satisfied with it.

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Piece of junk. Avoid Casio cameras

Had this camera a couple of months before it broke. When I turned it on the lens came out crooked and the camera wouldn't work. Since it was comfortably under warranty I sent it to Casio, which in turn sent me a repair bill for $94--$10 more than I paid for the camera--with no explanation. The camera was never mistreated, but I sure feel like I was. They even wanted $10 to return the broken camera if I didn't want it repaired. I told them to keep it since the photo quality was never that great to begin with and the control buttons are way too small for human fingers. I understand that inexpensive cameras sometimes break but we have every right to expect the manufacturer to honor its warranty if said camera breaks within the warranty period. So, no more Casio products for me. My Canon Elph has been providing trouble-free service for 4 years. It cost more than twice as much as this Casio piece of junk but you really do get what you pay for.

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1. 9.1-megapixel resolution
2. 5x optical image-stabilized zoom
3. 30 shot-per-second high-speed burst shooting (6 MP images)
4. HD Movie function
5. Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)

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Combining a slim-lined body with amazing high speed features, the EX-FC100 is the perfect camera for capturing your friends and family at play.

Customer Review :

Amazing Little Camera

This is a well-constructed, intuitive, fun camera. If all it did was slo-mo, it would be worth 250 bucks. But it does a lot more. No, it's not DSLR quality pics, but it's not $1200, either. My 70 year old mother would have no use for it, because it has too many bells and whistles. But if you're a bit of a gadget nut, you'll enjoy the heck out of this camera. My favorite feature is switching between 30 and 310 FPS on the fly; you can make some compelling videos which people really seem to enjoy watching. There's a new model coming out in April/May, and I'll probably get that one too. It'll be 10x zoom instead of 5x, and 10MP instead of 9. It's gonna be $100 more. But there's nothing wrong with this one, if you can't wait.

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Great if you intent to use it for a toy.

This is a great toy camera. Great for those of use with big shooters that needed a neat little toy. Some of the shots this thing has pulled off are amazing. The IS is subpar and the picture quality is pretty bad, but that isn't this camera's forte. The high speed capabilities of this thing are amazing. A few months back I had my big canon out at the NHRA nationals but was getting miffed at missing the launch shot. I wanted the perfect shot seeing the sidewall buckle at 8000+ horsepower of top fuel madness. But I missed it every time even with 3.5FPS, I'd either blur it from too small of F and too slow of shutter, or just flat out miss the shot. I thought for a second and whipped my little toy out putting it at 30 fps 15 before and 15 after press and guess what? Time and time again I got the perfect shot that I was looking for. Yes it is grainy, and yes the IS is really bad, but seeing about 12 frames of the launch was simply amazing. I then noticed a helicopter coming in and set it to 30-210fps high speed video and took a great video of the bird coming in. It was so fast that not only was the main rotor slowed enough to see, but even the tail rotor was caught in action. I took another video of a moutain dew bottle as one of the cars came by and it was awesome to see the liquid dancing from the vibrations of from the top fuel monsters.

Please do not think of this in terms of megapixels, while it may have 9.1mp active if you want the IS to work well you set it at 6. If you want the high speed you set it at 6. Even at 9mp my ancient Canon 6mp 300d could outshoot this thing in terms of quality(I have a T1i these days), but that's not what this camera is about.

If you want a tiny camera look elsewhere. If you want a great shooter, then look elsewhere. If you want a fun camera that you can throw in your pocket that takes reasonable pictures while being a tad porky, then this is for you.

Personally I love it!

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Great for high speed, bad for stills

I bought this because I had an exilim that I loved a few years back.

This camera's construction is a little flimsy (although it's pretty light, especially considering the amount of kit they squeezed into it) and still photos didn't really impress me. I wound up returning it for a Lumix DMC-ZS3 that I love.

Other comments about the casio:

It can effectively take a multiple exposure, which is cool, but the tech still isn't quite good enough to mimic film, so if you don't have the right conditions, the multiple exposure looks a lot like a digital camera failing to mimic film... think chunky bytes that don't look anything close to what you saw when you took the picture.

It has some great settings where you can set it to automatically start shooting high speed video as soon as the subject (i.e. a bird) enters the frame, and it has a button that temporarily records a few seconds of whatever the lens is picking up, then plays it back to you in slow motion so you can snap the shutter at the optimal point. These features are great for nature photography or if you find yourself taking photos of, say, a dolphin doing tricks at seaworld, but in the unit I bought, the still photo quality was poor, which was a deal-breaker for me.

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Best little camera

This has to be my best camera ever. I carry it everywhere in my computer case (small enough), and it takes great pictures. The high speed feature works great (still and video). I am amazed at the versatility of this camera at this price and it is so much fun. The fact that I can take photos in low light conditions without using the flash makes it so versatile for me. I recommend this camera to everybody!

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I'm sorry but ... Casio sucks

Although in the overall scheme of things not a big deal, this just ticks me off. I just twittered this out. I really think I will hang it on a flower hangar or something out in my yard.

DON'T BUY CASIO PRODUCTS!!! I bought a digital cam for Cindi in Decemeber. Used it for taking pics of her jewelry ... LENS ERROR . DON'T BUY CASIO PRODUCTS!!! They accused us of damaging it!!! by dropping ... UNTRUE ... I will hang it in my front lawn as a monument to ...
DON'T BUY CASIO PRODUCTS!!! corporate greed. Thanks CASIO for calling me a LIAR!!! The camera could not have been jostled in some manner ..
DON'T BUY CASIO PRODUCTS!!! ... from the manufacturing location and it just FAILED!!! Never again CASIO!!!

While it was in working mode, it was a very good, fast camera. Too bad the company won't stand behind it.
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