Casio Exilim EX-S2 Digital Camera

Pros: slimmest 2MP camera in the world, minimal shutter lag, output excellent for Web
Cons: slow fixed focus lens (=average image quality), no optical zoom, no tripod mount

I originally came across the Exilim EX-S2/M2 when I was looking for tiny pocket digicams. The Exilim with its slim size immediately appealed to me -- it was just what I was looking for. Cameras like the Canon IXUS V3 are tiny, but are still bulky enough...

Pros: Tiny size, fast startup, it just feels right.
Cons: No macro mode

I've needed a digital camera for some time now. A trip to my local electrical store gave me the chance to check out the latest and greatest. I was leaning strongly towards a Canon Ixus V2 when this little beauty caught my eye. I picked it up, played with...

Pros: Good picture quality. Tiny size. Many features.
Cons: Small port plug cover easy to lose, doesn't come with a case. Price.

I wasn’t in the market for a digital camera until I saw one of these in Wal-Mart. After seeing it I couldn’t rest until I had one. It’s a pretty slick piece of work. Its dimensions are the same as those of a credit card except that it is...

Pros: Tiny and lightweight but good build quality. Easy to use, fast startup, very clear LCD.
Cons: Poor outdoor light handling, slow shutter speed, no macro feature and no case.

I recently bought the Casio EXILIM EX-S2 because I wanted a camera which I could literally slip in my pocket and yet have good enough pictures to print or view online. I've got a decent SLR and so I wasn't looking for a very high resolution or optical ...

Pros: Super small, bright LCD display, 2.0 megapixels, flash, solid construction
Cons: No macro mode, no optical zoom, touchy joystick control

I ordered the Casio Exilim EX-S2 from RitzCamera.com for $299 with free shipping and no tax. I also purchased a SanDisk 64MB SD flash card ($40 locally).

First off, you really don't know how small this camera is until you hold it in your...

Pros: tiny size, incredible loading/saving speed, "roomy" built-in memory.
Cons: tiny joystick, no optical zoom, accessories delayed.

i've been using my huge 1.3 mega pixel camera for quite a while. It's too big to fit comfortably in my pocket, and 1.3 mega pixel is pretty much way-out-dated. starting up speed is slow, and taking pictures take even longer. I need something that...

Pros: Size, Picture Quality
Cons: None

I bought the Casio Exilim EX-S2 Digital Camera from Ritz Camera. As usual, they delivered the product right on time with no problems (I also bought a Nikon F100 from them).

I saw this camera in WalMart recently, but they were sold out. And...

Pros: Puny! Good quality, decent features, and inexpensive.
Cons: Terrible zoom, fixed focal length

What would it take for you to actually carry around a camera all the time? I've searched far and wide for a camera that I'll actually take around with me more often than not to capture those candid moments. I figured that it had to be light and small,...

Pros: Incredibly small. LCD is very sharp.
Cons: Horrible picture quality. Weak flash

The Exilim is incredibly small and cute. The LCD is very sharp and people will marvel at its size where ever you go. Taking pictures is the simplest I've seen of all digital cameras. The camera powers on in less than 1 second, compared to 4-5 seconds on...

Pros: Perfect physical size and user interface.
Cons: Blurry outdoor images

I bought the Exilim EXS2 (2.1 megapixel) at Walmart. All the physical stuff is perfect, but the pict ...

Pros: Size, ease of use, powers up quickly.
Cons: Should be packaged with case or at least a lens cap. No Macro.

Incredible camera for its size. I wanted a camera that could be with me at all times and this baby is just what the doctor ordered. I also purchased a SimpleTech 128mb SD card which holds over 120 pictures at the camera's highest resolution. The...

Pros: Tiny,Flash(many cardcams lack one),2mb,docking station that charges and uploads via usb(nice looking too!)
Cons: Flash not powerfull for background,tiny control joystick,no zoom(digital really doesnt count, no case/lenscover

Our quest for a portable pocket size continues...but we almost had it with this one....this is a nice well made camera that takes very good pics of your subject but does nothing with the background indoors even in very good lighting...the flash...

Pros: EVERYTHING!
Cons: NOTHING!

I can't understand why this camera is under 300 dollars, I would pay $500 for this thing. This camera is simply amazing, it is the size of a credit card...and just as important. This camera comes with 8MB of flash memory also This camera is 2.0 mega...

Pros: Size, size, size! Performance.
Cons: Awkward power button placement. No zoom.

I bought one for my wife for her birthday and she loves it! It fits in her wallet, so she always has it handy, and loves showing it off to friends who ooh and ahh. Mainly, I was looking for something simple and portable that took decent snapshots. The...

Pros: Almost everything
Cons: bad zoom, no case

I first got this back in january, and i love it. its the greatest camera ever. unbelievably small, a ...