Casio has announced its new Exilim G EX-G1 shock-resistant camera—and where most ruggedized cameras are distinguished by the bulky cases and substantial footprint, the EX-G1 claims to be the world’s slimmest ruggedized camera, measuring just 0.78 inches thick. And that’s not all: the EX-G1 is dustproof, waterproof to depths of 10 feet, and can even handle freezing conditions—though battery life will be shorter than at normal temperatures.
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Casio Debuts Two Exilim Cams With Intelligent Autofocus
Electronics maker Casio has introduced two new members of its enormous Exilim consumer-friendly camera line, the Exilim Zoom EX-Z450 and EXILIM Zoom EX-Z90. Both cameras feature a 12/1 megapixel resolution and an intelligent autofocus system that augments face-detection technology so de rigeur in consumer cameras today with a tracking system that can latch onto non-human subjets and adjust exposure and focus for great shots. The cameras also boost Casio’s Dynamic Photo Creation function, enabling users to more easily create animated greeting cards and other items by superimposing photos of a moving subject over a still image.
Casio Exilim EX-H10 Review
Summary
The Exilim EX-H10 is Casio’s new high-end point and shoot camera. It features a 12.1 megapixel sensor and 10x optical zoom. Its large 3-inch high resolution LCD viewfinder display is great for capturing photos and reviewing your shots as well. The EX-H10 has a wide angle 24mm lends with powerful zoom to let you get up close and personal with your subjects. Other notable features include 1,000-shot long battery life, a new landscape mode, and a Dynamic Photo function which creates composite moving images.
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We haven’t had a chance to fully test this product yet, but we’ve assembled this helpful overview of relevant information on it.
Casio Exilim Phone Review
Summary
The Casio Exilim Phone features a professional 5.1 megapixel camera and a 180-degree rotating display. Its shock and water resistant and offers GPS turn by turn navigation. Visual voicemail allows you to view, listen to and delete your messages out of order. The professional camera offers 3x optical zoom, image stabilization and video recording.
We haven’t had a chance to fully test this product yet, but we’ve assembled this helpful overview of relevant information on it.
Manufacturer Info
MSRP: $279.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate when purchased with a new two-year customer agreement.
Casio EX-FC100 Review
Summary
By reducing the size of the circuitry and the image sensor units, Casio has produced two very small cameras that offer a high-speed 30 shot-per-second burst rate and high-speed movies at a maximum of 1000 fps. The EX-FS10 is a card-sized camera just .64” thin, and the EX-FC100 is a compact camera that fits perfectly in the palm of the hand. These cameras also offer a number of other innovative functions including allowing the user to capture a still image while viewing the movement of their subject in slow motion and automatically selecting and saving one frame from continuous shots.
Casio EX-Z400 Review
Summary
Taking advantage of the high-speed image processing abilities of Casio’s state-of-the-art EXILIM Engine 4.0, which is built into these models, the new Dynamic Photo function allows the photographer to cut out the main subject of interest in an image that has just been captured and then combine it with another image to form the background. Users can also cut and paste several rapid-succession images to create a moving subject on a still background. This function makes it easy for users to create composite scenes from an image juxtaposition that exists only in virtual reality, or they can create a composite image that conveys a certain message. Casio technologies like these are creating whole new avenues of enjoyment that go far beyond mere picture-taking, delivering greater creative and viewing pleasure.
Casio EX-S12 Review
Summary
Taking advantage of the high-speed image processing abilities of Casio’s state-of-the-art EXILIM Engine 4.0, which is built into these models, the new Dynamic Photo function allows the photographer to cut out the main subject of interest in an image that has just been captured and then combine it with another image to form the background. Users can also cut and paste several rapid-succession images to create a moving subject on a still background. This function makes it easy for users to create composite scenes from an image juxtaposition that exists only in virtual reality, or they can create a composite image that conveys a certain message. Casio technologies like these are creating whole new avenues of enjoyment that go far beyond mere picture-taking, delivering greater creative and viewing pleasure.
Casio EX-Z270 Review
Summary
Taking advantage of the high-speed image processing abilities of Casio’s state-of-the-art EXILIM Engine 4.0, which is built into these models, the new Dynamic Photo function allows the photographer to cut out the main subject of interest in an image that has just been captured and then combine it with another image to form the background. Users can also cut and paste several rapid-succession images to create a moving subject on a still background. This function makes it easy for users to create composite scenes from an image juxtaposition that exists only in virtual reality, or they can create a composite image that conveys a certain message. Casio technologies like these are creating whole new avenues of enjoyment that go far beyond mere picture-taking, delivering greater creative and viewing pleasure.
Casio EX-FH20 Review
Summary
Serious photographers usually own more than one camera. There’s the high-end model you might use for nature photography, a pocket camera for quick indoor shots, and one that has some specific feature for unusual situations – such as finally getting front row ticks to your favorite sports team. With the Casio EX-FH20, the main perk has to do with an unusual burst mode, which can capture 40 photos in a second with one shutter press. Or, you can capture a whopping 1000 frames-per-second in a kind of burst mode for video. Unique, and well-suited to certain photo conditions, the burst modes are a blast to use. And, compared to the previous model – the Casio EX-F1, which costs twice as much – the EX-FH20 still functions as a regular point-and-click digicam. Yet, it’s not a great all-around camera, the lens feels like it could jam easily, and battery life is just atrocious, making it a niche device.
Casio EX-F1 Review
Summary
The EX-F1 is a totally new type of digital camera that delivers speed and digital functions never before available! This new concept in digital cameras lets you shoot photographs that capture every moment of a moving subject, and movies that open up a whole new world invisible to the naked eye.
