wine540
Leading Member
I knew what I was getting when I purchased this camera. I wanted something very portable and easy to use that would yield decent photos at at least 4 megapixels. I am a physician and project pictures, make snapshot size photos and an occasional blow-up. I use the camera in my clinic for close-up and clinical photos (it's ALWAYS handy!) and I took it on vacation. It exceeded my expectations. The interface was simple, everything worked. The features are extensive and sophisticated for such a tiny camera. My photo of sunrise at the Grand Canyon was stunning (with a little PS help). Don't expect a Canon 1Ds!
Problems:
Noisy in low light. Photoshop plug-in noise filter took care of that. My camera service man warned me that Casio's are nototriously "difficult" to service because of inability to get OEM parts and usually result in an "exchange" rather than repair in the warantee period and "who-knows-what?" out of warantee. I hope I don't need to find out.
Problems:
Noisy in low light. Photoshop plug-in noise filter took care of that. My camera service man warned me that Casio's are nototriously "difficult" to service because of inability to get OEM parts and usually result in an "exchange" rather than repair in the warantee period and "who-knows-what?" out of warantee. I hope I don't need to find out.
