Snapshot record mode screen icons (starting in top-left and going CW): flash mode, white balance shade, self-timer, recording mode, digital zoom indicator, # of pictures remaining, image size, image quality, built-in memory or memory card, ISO speed, date and time, EV compensation, battery level, digital zoom factor.

REC Mode - Snapshot, Best Shot, Movie
Flash - Auto, Off, Always, Red-eye reduction
Self-timer - 10 secs, 2 secs, X3, Off
Size - 1600x1200, 1280x960, 640x480
Quality - Fine, Normal, Economy
EV Shift - Adjust exposure compensation +/- 2.0EV in 1/3 steps
White Balance - Auto, sunlight, shade , light bulb, fluorescent, manual
ISO - Auto, 64, 125, 250, 500
Digital Zoom - On, Off
Review - Image review after capture - On, Off
L/R Key - Assign a function to 4-way controller when in record mode: REC Mode, EV shift, White balance, ISO, Off
U/D Key - Assign a function to 4-way controller when in record mode: REC Mode, Digital zoom, Flash, White balance, Off

Memory (Retain settings from power off to power on)

REC Mode - On, Off
Flash - On, Off
White Balance - On, Off
Digital Zoom - On, Off
ISO - On, Off
White Balance - On, Off

Set Up Menu

Beep - On, Off (camera sounds)
Startup - On, Off (display selected image at startup for 2 secs)
File No. - Conitnue, Reset
World Time - Setup world time options
Date Style - MM/DD/YY, DD/MM/YY, YY/MM/DD
Adjust - Set time or date
Language - Menu language
Auto Power Off - 2 min., 5 min.
Format - Format the SD card
Reset - Reset all to default

Playback Screens & Menus

Flipping the PLAY - REC switch to the PLAY position brings up the image or movie clip last captured. Pressing the 4-way controller left or right scrolls through the stored images. Pressing the Display button shows the histogram, shutter speed, aperture, ISO speed, white balance, flash mode and record mode.

Pressing the MENU button lets you start a Slideshow, display the calendar (see below), store an image in the Favorites folder, Create an Album, Embed DPOF printing info, Protect image(s) from deletion, Rotate portrait images, Resize images, Trim images, Set the Alarm or Copy images from internal memory to SD card or vice-versa.

This is what the playback screen looks like when you use the Zoom option. You can stop at any enlargement point and then scroll around.

You can also play back your movie clips in the camera.

Still images can be resized down to 1280x960 or 640x480 to make room for more pictures, email attachments or web page use.

The EX-S20 has 10MB of internal memory that can be used to store image data. You can use the COPY option to move data to/from the internal memory and to/from a SD flash memory card.

The Calendar feature in play mode will display a calendar page like this and the first picture that you take each day is displayed in the appropriate square.

The EX-S20 like many other Casio cameras lets you store your images in HTML-based photo albums. You can use the built-in templates to build several different styles of HTML albums.

The Casio EX-S20 has a World Time feature that lets you view the time in any one of 162 cities in 32 times zones.