I really like the Casio built...its appearance is TOO attractive and I can't stop my eyes from looking at one. However, none of the reviews that I've read of Casio's are of good reviews.
So I was wondering if there's actually a good picture quality, good response time, good low light picture taking casio DC out there in the market?
for this ex v7
steve 's kind words
Bottom line - The Casio Exilim EX-V7 offers a tremendous amount of features in a small compact package while continuing the tradition of a durable, lightweight model that can be tucked away just about anywhere, while still capturing great photos and offering outstanding performance. It has loads of user-friendly exposure modes, and with an MSRP of around $399, we feel it offers a good value. The camera itself is a pleasure to use; it's fast, is feature-packed, easy to use, has very reliable exposure, and an excellent movie mode. The decision is yours.
thanks steve, if there is someone who can point out all the good things in this camera , its you
i got the camera nevertheless... for 170 bucks... doesn't hurt to play around with it... althou 1 thing i really want is a wide angle camera... so i predict i won't be using this for long
on the cnet review of this camera, there are 15 user opinions
out of 10
we have
10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 4 3 3 2 2 2 2
the four 2s cancel out the four 10s , but still looks good cheers for casio
when people buy a house, we have a house warming party
and here is a camera warming opinion by ddumar99 on the cnet review page
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I've had this camera for a little over a month, and used it while I was traveling. I got some amazing pictures with this camera, and everyone I ran into while traveling was jealous of this amazing thing. I prefer pocket cameras so I can always carry it around with me (to take a basketball cliche, you miss 100% of the shots you don't take). I've had a kodak, two fuji's, and a canon, and this is by far the camera that I have been happiest with. The picture quality is truly fantastic, and the manual controls (such as controlling shutter speed) are really easy to use.
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