Casio Exilim EX-Z750 Digital Camera

Pros: Small, easy to use, big LCD screen, EX button
Cons: Hard to hold, crummy software, need the cradle to recharge, flash

The Casio Exilim EX-Z570 made me a little leery, for the same reason I am leery of Mitsubishi. I worry about the products of a company that makes cars and televisions, or in this case cheap watches and cheap keyboards. However, it is a nice little ...

Pros: Small/stylish, big screen, excellent UI, fast startup, long battery life, unique and powerful photo/video/audio features
Cons: A/V out through dock, no case supplied, no memory supplied (8 MB built in)

Like the next guy, I was looking for a small (and sexy) point-and-shoot digital camera that takes high quality pictures and videos, has powerful manual features, has a great interface, has lots of memory, is easy to connect to things one would want to ...

Pros: Tiny size, fast operation, great image quality, abundant features, easy to use.
Cons: Docking stations generally annoy me. Incredible battery life overrides this annoyance.

Now that digicams (point and shoot) have evolved from the realm of cool gadgets into real photographic tools, I wanted to buy one as a complement to my Nikon dSLR. There are many times where I don't want to carry a big camera and multiple lenses around. ...

Pros: Small, big LCD, viewfinder, excelllent video
Cons: Mac video codec not in the box. Turns on too easily

What an excellent device! Admittedly this is my first digital camera so I don't have much in the way of reference except seeing friends devices however this camera pleases in every way. It is very simple if you want it to be just hit the on/off ...

Pros: SMall size, Best Shot feature, LIght assist focus, great movies
Cons: on/off button easy to accidentally trigger

As you may have seen from my other reviews regarding cameras, I am not well-versed on camera lingo or the mechanics of taking good photos. I need something that I can point, push a button, and the photo comes out looking great, notwithstanding my ...

Pros: Amazing picture quality, compact size, huge battery life, super durability, AND MORE!
Cons: Does not come with a protective case.

INTRO: One word: Amazing. This camera does it all, and it does it well. I upgraded to this camera a few months ago, before travelling in australia. I wanted a camera that could produce professional quality pictures, period. At the same time, I did ...

Pros: Small size, great Movie Mode, Large LCD, many manual control options
Cons: Picture quality very disappointing. Lacks the crispness I expected and overall color balance seems off.

I've had half a dozen digital cameras going all the way back to the early 640x480's that were the first really usable ones. I researched ultra compacts extensively and finally settled on the 750. This was after buying a Canon SD300 (a 4 mp camera) at ...

Pros: Small size, super quick activation, virtually no shutter lag.
Cons: Accidentally gets turned on in my pants pocket

This is my first digital camera. I have a lot of years of experience with 35 mm film. I had two pet peeves about digital cameras. One the long shutter lag times would drive me nuts. Second, I hadn't been able to get prints at my local Sam’s. Well ...

Pros: Size, 7.2 meg for under $400! Super nice photo's!
Cons: Really small, getting used to holding it.

While I loved my Minolta Z1 ( 3.2 meg ) Digi-cam, it had its draw backs. The worst one was size. I was missing some greta photo op's because I didn't have my camera with me. The Casio EX-Z750 solves that problem! Its about the size of a deck of playing ...

Pros: Size Picture quality Ease of use Speed Best Shot modes
Cons: Lens Errors reported by a lot of people

I've researched and debated on buying a camera in this class for a couple months and my choices were the Casio Z750, Casio s500, Casio s600, Canon SD450, and the Canon SD550. Lots of great reviews for all these cameras, and all seemed to have their pros ...

Pros: Picture quality versus size, manual features, Bestshot mode, good movie capture, screen size.
Cons: Underpowered flash, minimal viewfinder.

The purchase of the EX-Z750 was one of the best I have ever made. After previously having the Canon Powershot S40, a camera I was very much satisfied with other than its large profile, I was in the market for something that would be more portable, but ...

Pros: Big LCD,, Fast start up and taking shots, price/performance great, easy powerful menus, compact
Cons: off-centered, Flash range only 10 feet, plastic tripod hole, colors seemed warm/yellow

First, if you need a thin compact camera that you will feel comfortable taking anywhere.. you cannot go wrong with this camera. But if you are trying to get one camera that can do it all.. you may have to sacrifice compactness. So, bottom line, I don't ...

Pros: Fast start-up and between shots Big screen Easy to use Fits in pocket
Cons: Laughable software No pouch/case Took fiddling to get video to play back on computer

Very happy with this camera. I use it mainly for snapshots of friends and outdoor scenes, and it consistently produces great images. The best thing though is how fast it is - very quick to start up and between images. Battery life is fantastic. Mind ...

Pros: Its a good try but too fragile for intended use.
Cons: BEWARE: Camera is far to "delicate" and "fragile" to take on a vacation.

I very recently purchased the Z-750 and gave it to my 22 yr. old daughter so she could have it on a vacation. When she came back the lcd viewing screen was no longer working. There was no apparent damage to the camera and she said that she kept it in ...

Pros: picture/movie quality, lcd, compact, battery, value
Cons: optical viewfinder, macro mode, on/off button triggers easily

Its been 3 weeks now, and i have to say that this is the best camera i have ever used before. I have owned 2 Casio's and a Sony before, which were all really good, but i don't think are comparable to the EX-Z750. The first day i bought it, i took ...