Many amateur users are buzzing about the credit-card style Casio Exilim Z750.Our reviewers think this camera is a find.
They rate image quality as extremely good, speed and ease of use, but it is perhaps more than anything the range of features which has excited.
Review Centre reviewers have so far given a 100 per cent recommendation for this ingeneous camera. It's a view that keeps cropping up on various online forums as well despite a couple of industry reviewers pointing to some niggling drawbacks including less than perfect picture quality.
The Best Shot Scenes feature allows you to select a scene resembling the image you after and configures automatically including recording mode, Auto Focus, and more.The vast majority of online reviewers have been happy to recommend the EX-Z750.
DP Review:
"..allows you true control in a very compact body..."
C Net says:
"If youre a photographer who craves style but also has a creative itch..one of the few cameras we've seen that adequately addresses both."
PC Mag liked the nice menu including innovative short cut keys but found concerns with not quite perfect image quality in flash and ordinary mode before concluding:
"..well-made ultracompact, with only a few drawbacks in picture quality,"
Steves Digicam said:
"Casio has put together another great digital package.
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