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Casio may not be the most prolific digital camera manufacturer, with a current range of 21 models, but it is one of the oldest, launching its first camera, the 0.3-megapixel QV-300 in 1996. Despite its long pedigree Casio today has only a tiny share of the camera market, around three percent in 2006, surpassed by […]

Before Casio’s new models for this Spring go on sale, I’ve just got time to review a couple of last year’s models. I’ll be reviewing the EX-Z1080 next week, but first I’ve got this, the Exilim EX-Z77. At 7.2 megapixels with a 3x zoom lens it’s towards the lower end of the spectrum of current […]

In the past, Casio Exilim cameras have won our praises. We loved the EX-Z1000, and the EX-P505 won an Editors’ Choice award. We expected this trend to continue with the EX-Z77, which features a YouTube Capture setting and H.264 video compression.

Casio’s EX-S880 has too many buttons: The Data button on top could be a menu item, and active Play and Record buttons make the Power button almost redundant. Otherwise, the design is sleek and functional. Syncing and charging is done only through the included cradle, which requires a power outlet and free USB slot on […]

While most manufacturers are pushing 12 megapixel compact cameras, Casio’s latest camera is an 8 megapixel shooter that promises a bunch of consumer friendly tech, but is it enough? We get snapping to find out. The 8.1-megapixel EXILIM EX-S880 is the successor to the company’s EX-S770 model and offers virtually an identical feature set.

t’s nearly a year since I reviewed the Casio Exilim EX-S770, gave it a “Recommended” award with 9/10 in all four score categories and described it as “currently the best ultra-compact digital camera on the market”. As far as I know the S770 sold very well, so it’s a bit surprising that Casio has taken […]

The new Exilim EX Z77 sits snuggly in Casio’s Exilim line up above the EX Z75 and beneath the EX Z1050 so it is in the upper echelon of the mid-range models. The £149.99 pricing makes it look attractive, as does a couple of neat new features, which I’ll detail in a moment. What undoubtedly […]

Casio Exilim V7 digital camera review : The name Casio makes most people think of watches and calculators, as opposed to cameras. However, this brand has been actively introducing diverse models since the beginning of digital photography. Indeed, Casio was a pioneer in digital photography and has held a large share of the market since […]

…the Z1050 measures just 91.1 x 57.2 x 24.2mm and only weighs 125g, so by comparison to anything but another Casio it’s actually a very compact and lightweight camera. It’s only a couple of millimetres larger than the tiny Canon IXUS 70 that I reviewed last week, and is exactly the same weight. I’ve always […]

Apparently, no one told Casio that the megapixel race was over. The Exilim Zoom EX-Z1000 packs a whopping ten megapixels of resolution, an antishake DSP, lots of manual options, and 37 Best Shot scene modes into a camera no bigger than a deck of cards (3.6 x 2.3 x 0.9 inches).
The EX-Z1000 feels solid, with […]