Casio Exilim EX-Z75

The Exilim EX-Z75 is a very slim 7MP camera that has a 3x zoom-yes, one that protudes from the camera-in a slim camera:impressive. It has a impressive feature set: -2.6" wide LCD -34 best shot scene modes -handy color filters, sharpness and saturation adjustments -histogram available while shooting or in playback mode -pan and manual focus options -manual white balance The best shot modes-a impressive 34 (that's more than what you get you with other brands). Image quality is fine.

December '07 I bought this camera. I could never get any real good results from it in the beginning and the Casio forum on dpreview would not help me. Finally in March '08 I got help and some tips from Amazon.com and now I am taking better pictures. Not a bad camera! I would recommend this camera for an inexpensive slim carry with me always camera, or for teenagers. Problems: No help in the beginning from Casio users. Screen resolution low. Transfer speed is low. Quality is not the best in ...

This camera takes excellent pictures and I really like the Best Shot feature. However. I did have to return this camera because recharging the battery is a major pain in the arse. Small battery - large finger obstacle. Furthermore, I am sort of tired of the take the battery out and stick it in the dock, and then back in the camera again, then recharge, then back in again, etc... Its getting old, when will these people learn to just build a built in battery. Plug the camera into the wall ...

I'm not trying to be too clever here. I bought this a few weeks ago as back up to my Nikon SLRs. I use it for quick computer applications and odd grab shots. I used it a lot on a recent trip to the USA because I really didn't wish to carry my SLR case too often. It never let me down. Outdoors for general building and landscapes it produced excellent results. A feature I value is the ability to shoot in a 6x4 format so no cropping was needed to match with my favourite print size for 'memory' ...