Casio introduces new 3.2 megapixel Exilim

Casio announced the new EX-S3 digital camera that packs 3.2 million effective pixels and a 2.0-inch LCD monitor screen into an 11.7mm thin configuration.

The EX-S3 is the latest addition to the EXILIMâ„¢ Series of card-size digital cameras. The new EX-S3 is equipped with a 3.2 megapixel CCD for high-resolution, clear images, and a 2.0-inch LCD monitor screen for composing and viewing images. Everything comes packed in a thin and stylish design.

A lens barrier protects the lens from impact and dust by opening and closing whenever the camera is turned on and off. The case is made of lightweight magnesium alloy, for a body that weighs a mere 72 grams. High-speed startup minimizes the time until the camera is ready to shoot after being turned on and a 0.01 release time lag records the image virtually as soon as you press the shutter release button. All of this means that you are able to record all those special moments whenever they happen.
Card-size stylish configuration

The stylish card-size configuration measures 89.5 (W) × 57 (H) ×11.7 (T) mm. Everything is packed into a 72-gram* lightweight magnesium alloy case for take along anywhere portability.

*The weight is just 72g, the world lightest among 3 million class digital camera

Quick response ensures you get the images you want

Start up control processes*1 are optimized to ensure high-speed operation. This plus the world’s fastest*2 release time lag (0.01 second) helps to ensure that you are able to capture that special moment as it happens.

*1. Start up time on recording mode : about  1 second (Under flash off, LCD on, no splash screen, using internal memory condition)

*2. As of March 2, 2003

Big 2.0-inch digital interface TFT LCD monitor screen

The big 2.0-inch LCD monitor screen (EX-S2/M2 has a 1.6-inch screen) helps to make image viewing easier and more enjoyable. A Photo Stand feature lets you view images while the camera is on its cradle. A Calendar function shows a full-month calendar with a thumbnail of the first image recorded on each date