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The camera is solid, feels very well-made, and the metal body resisted minor falls and scrapes. All the buttons were responsive, and most were labeled well enough to understand without too much difficulty. The lens retracts into the body when the camera is turned off or in photo review mode, providing reasonable protection.

The 2.5″ LCD is as an effective viewfinder, but like most LCDs, the low-resolution prevents it from being a good indicator of whether a picture will turn out well once it was on our computer. Still, we understand this is a problem that will be endemic to high-megapixel cameras.

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Casio has announced that it is currently developing a totally new and revolutionary digital camera with never-seen-before high speed performance and image capture functions.

The prototype of Casio’s latest revolutionary camera features a new high speed CMOS sensor as well as a high-speed LSI image processing chip. It will be a 6.0 mega pixel camera and will feature 12x optical zoom and CMOS-shift image stabilization functions that offers not only ultra-high speed burst shooting for still images, but also high speed movie recording.

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Latest - Review at CNET.co.uk (added 29 October ‘07)

Casio Exilim EX-V7 features:

• 7.2 megapixels
• 7x optical zoom
• 2.5-inch TFT LCD
• Blur reduction CCD shift system
• Anti shake DSP
• Camera measures 59.8 mm high, 95.5 mm wide, and weighs 149 g

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Originally Written: 04 September’07
Last update: Casio Press Release (Added on 06 September’07)

No, the title above is not a typo. Casio has exhibited the prototype of the world’s fastest prosumer digital camera at IFA in Berlin. The revolutionary Casio 60 fps digital camera of the future will be able to take still images at 60 images per second at maximum resolution.

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The camera will feature 6.0 million effective pixels, 12X optical zoom , 1/1.8 inch high speed CMOS sensor, 60 images per second at 6.0 million pixels JPEG, 300fps - Motion JPEG, AVI format, VGA (so you can replay your video in ultra-slow motion), CMOS-shift image stabilization and a 2.8-inch widescreen TFT color LCD, approx. 230,000 pixels. It measures 127.5 mm (W) x 79.5 mm (H) x 130.0 mm (D) and weighs Approx. 650 g. The precise product release date, pricing, brand name and specifications remain to be determined.
Ultra-high speed burst shooting captures 60 still images per secondHigh speed movie recording, at 300 fps, catches motion faster than the human eye

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Latest - Review and Sample Test Photos by Steve’s-Digicams (added 20 October ’07)

Casio Exilim EX-V8 features:

• 8.1 megapixels
• 7x optical zoom lens (38-266mm equivalent)
• CCD-shift image stabilization system
• YouTube mode
• ISO range of 50 to 800
• 2.5-inch TFT color LCD
• Camera measures 3.76 x 2.35 x 1.0 in and weighs 5.26 oz

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An LCD on a printer is no uncommon sight these days, but we’ve got to hand it to Casio for totally blowing out the concept. Its new printers, the PCP-1000 and PCP-200, hit 7-inches and 3.5-inches, respectively, with the 7-incher (pictured) running at 480 x 234, while the 3.5-inch keeps things respectable at 240 x 320. Of course, it’s still hard to justify one of these things for editing and reviewing your photos when odds are you’ll have a perfectly good PC sitting a few feet away, but when has that sort of logic stopped us in the past? The PCP-1000 is hitting Japan September 20th for 61,950 yen ($547 US), while the PCP-200 will run you lucky folk 50,400 yen ($445 US) on September 7th.

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The Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z1050 is a 10.1 megapixel compact camera with a 3x optical zoom and wide aspect 2.6 inch LCD screen.The EX-Z1050 is more than just convenient, stylish and cool: this camera is a truly high-performance device. It is built with the highly sophisticated EXILIM Engine 2.0 — a high-performance, image-processing module that not only improves image quality, but also boosts performance by, for instance, delivering new motion analysis technology. This latest model in the EXILIM series also delivers best-in-class* high-speed, continuous shooting at 7 shots per second until memory is full, empowering users to capture every split second of an action-packed scene.

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Latest - Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z1050 Review and Sample Photos at DigicamReview (added 20 August ’07)

Casio’s 10.1 megapixel EX-Z1050 features blur-reduction technology, 2.6-inch LCD screen, ISO 800, anti shake DSP, and auto tracking auto focus.

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