I've had this cam for over a year already (and I dropped it twice!) and I'm still loving it.
I've had 2 Sony point N shoot cams as well as a Panasonic and a Kodak. I've also used my friends'/cousins' Canon and Olympus cams... but nothing beats the Casio. In fact, I've decided to upgrade and bought myself an Exilim S880 as I am giving my most loved Z60 to my mom, whose Panasonic cam broke.
The Z60 is very easy to use and meets all the demands of everyday shooting. Even if you ask a random stranger to take picture of you won't have problem with the camera.
Videos are pretty clear and they even look great in YouTube!
Bought my Z60 at Wal-Mart then (I think May 2006) and at that time, it was a great value for the $!
***My cousin dropped her Z60 in the washing machine now that she got a new Z1050, she still thinks the Z60 is better, size-wise.***
Problems:
No problems...
But it would have been better if Casio didn't nix the Coupling Best shot mode. That was the best BS!
I've had 2 Sony point N shoot cams as well as a Panasonic and a Kodak. I've also used my friends'/cousins' Canon and Olympus cams... but nothing beats the Casio. In fact, I've decided to upgrade and bought myself an Exilim S880 as I am giving my most loved Z60 to my mom, whose Panasonic cam broke.
The Z60 is very easy to use and meets all the demands of everyday shooting. Even if you ask a random stranger to take picture of you won't have problem with the camera.
Videos are pretty clear and they even look great in YouTube!
Bought my Z60 at Wal-Mart then (I think May 2006) and at that time, it was a great value for the $!
***My cousin dropped her Z60 in the washing machine now that she got a new Z1050, she still thinks the Z60 is better, size-wise.***
Problems:
No problems...
But it would have been better if Casio didn't nix the Coupling Best shot mode. That was the best BS!
