DavePeckens
New member
I've owned many different cameras... from a Nikon Coolpix 775 (early 2300 model), Pentax Optio S4, and even the new Canon Digital Rebel XT. However, this little Casio almost outshines them all! I can't really compare it to the XT because they are in different classes.
I've enjoyed the many Best-Shot selections (both picture and video) as well as the light weight and compact size. At first I thought it was going to be difficult to hold, but many test shots have proved it's not that bad.
Battery life is excellent as is multi-shot functions.
Very impressive Casio!
Problems:
Some points for improvement:
1. The on/off button is too easily pushed when in a pocket or bag/purse. I believe if the camera is turned-on it will lead that the lens error many have experienced, so be careful! I've even thought about removing the battery while traveling to avoid this from happening.
2. The original strap is too small for most men to wrap around wrist.
3. I'd prefer a closer macro focusing range.
That's about it!
I've enjoyed the many Best-Shot selections (both picture and video) as well as the light weight and compact size. At first I thought it was going to be difficult to hold, but many test shots have proved it's not that bad.
Battery life is excellent as is multi-shot functions.
Very impressive Casio!
Problems:
Some points for improvement:
1. The on/off button is too easily pushed when in a pocket or bag/purse. I believe if the camera is turned-on it will lead that the lens error many have experienced, so be careful! I've even thought about removing the battery while traveling to avoid this from happening.
2. The original strap is too small for most men to wrap around wrist.
3. I'd prefer a closer macro focusing range.
That's about it!