Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-Z80
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The EXILIM Zoom EX-Z80 is a digital camera that features a very compact, tightly formed design which offers the functionality needed to easily take photos and shoot movies, yet also offers a design feel conducive to carrying it around almost like a fashion accessory.
It is available in six body colors
Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-Z80 professional Reviews
- pcmag reviewed the Casio Exilim EX-Z80 and gave out”In lab tests, the EX-Z80 had an excellent boot-up time of 2.11 seconds. Recycle time (2.84) was good, and shutter lag (0.45 seconds) average. Both barrel distortion (in wide-angle shots) and pincushion distortion (at the telephoto end) were apparent.”
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I bought this camera mainly just for video. From my search only Casio have point-n-shoot camera that capture more than 640×480 at 30fps. This Z80 can capture 848×480 at 30fps. Samsung’s L210 and S1050 can do 800×600 but only at 20fps. Video quality at 848×480 (casio call it UHQ/HQ wide mode) is quite good.
Image quality is OK, it’s no where near that from my Rebel xti, but acceptable, again I am not too worried about image quality.
Control, UI are good. (You can try it at WalMart or Costco)
Other pluses are its small size and low price.
Minus: H.264 movie is in .mov format, I don’t have quicktime or itune(hate them), I installed “quicktime alternative” and can watch them in WMP or mediaplayer classic.
Another thing is Vista keep importing movies that’s have been imported. It just do this to movies, pics are fine. I usually click “erase after imporing”, so it’s not big deal for me, and it’s Vista’s problem not camera’s anyway.