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Photo : Casio Exilim EX-Z75 7.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Anti Shake Optical Zoom (Silver)In association with Amazon.comfrom: CASIO  
List Price: $149.99 Price: $144.99 You Save: $5.00 ( 3%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Battery Description: 1 Casio NP-20 Lithium Ion Binding: Electronics Brand: Casio Color: Silver Display Size: 2.6 inches EAN: 0079767622596 Label: CASIO Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: CASIO Maximum Focal Length: 114 millimeters Maximum Resolution: 7.2 MP Minimum Focal Length: 38 millimeters Model: EX-Z75SR Optical Zoom: 3 x Publisher: CASIO Studio: CASIO Sales Rank: 1677 MPN: EX-Z75SR Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: The Exilim Zoom EX-Z75 Digital cameras features a Wide LCD Display for improved image viewing and ease of use while delivering an effective 7.2 Megapixels. The EX-Z75 features the slim looks, quick shooting style including Anti Shake DSP for reducing photo blur due to shaky hands or moving subjects. Its 2.5-inch wide LCD display, makes it enjoyable for users to capture breathtaking wide aspect ratio images, making the camera functions easier to see and operate. Pictures taken in a portrait format can be manually rotated for playback in landscape format. Auto Exposure Control Light Meter - Multi Pattern, Center Weighted & Center Spot ISO - Auto up to 800 White Balance - Automatic, fixed 6 modes, manual switching Self-Timer - 2, 10 Seconds & Triple Self-Timer Recording Modes - Single image, Best Shot, movie with sound, single image with voice, Continuous Shutter, Voice Recording, macro, self-timer Built-in Electronic-Flash System - Auto, manual-on, manual-off, Red Eye-Reduction, Soft Flash USB/AV Interface with NTSC & PAL compliant Input/Output Terminals Battery Life - Up to 230 Stills Dimensions - Width 3.76 x Height 2.39 x Depth 0.77 inch (95.4 mm x 60.6 mm x 19.6 mm) Weight - 122 grams without battery and memory card Average Rating:
 Rating:  - The only thing great about this camera is the sizeI have had this camera for about 7 months. Right from the start it took mediocre pictures (semi blurry), but I forgave it for that because I wanted something small and cool looking. After seeing some comparable cameras though that my friends have I now know that the images mine took were really unacceptable. To add insult to injury something internal to the camera came loose recently and I had to send it in to Casio. No problem I thought, I have had it less than a year and that's the warranty period. ... Read More Rating: - Great little camera!This is a very good camera. I like it because it is not big so you can carry in any purse. It makes good videos. The screen is big enough. Very easy to navigate through the functions. The pictures turn out good, I`ve seen better ones, but for the price I payed, it was really really worth it!!! Rating:  - Decent camera, defective batteriesThe EX-Z75 is a nice slim camera with an absolutely amazing macro mode (images of my keyboard with macro mode look like the dust is magnified under a microscope!). My wife and I own two of these cameras. Unfortunately, we were unable to take either of them on our honeymoon last week due to defective batteries. When we got the cameras on Christmas 2007, everything was great. My battery died in Feb 2008. Instead of a constant red light, the charger gave a flashing red "error state" light. ... Read More Rating:  - Don't buy this trashThis camera is a beautiful trash! I bought it 6 month ago for my wife because it looks cute. However, its battery died after 1 month. We called casio and they sent us a new one. But this new one died again yesterday. We are so disappointed with the BS battery. Without a reliable battery, this camera is just a beautiful trash. Don't buy it. Rating:  - Beautiful compactThis camera goes really well alongside my Fuji s5200(digital) and Nikon F100(film). It's small and very powerful for what it does, and I'll tell you exactly what it does. Turn the image quality, saturation, and sharpness all the way up, and set the contrast low if you want good landscapes and high if you like to capture lighting. What you will notice is that the jpegs are uncompressed and really close to raw images. there's no compact that does this, and its very very useful once you get used ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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