Casio EX-Z750 Review



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The EX-Z750 is ideal for those looking to create superior images in challenging lighting conditions. You can select aperture priority, shutter priority, or simply select one of the unique "Best Shot" modes to enhance the images. The 0.9-second continuous shooting mode and low light assist, help capture sharp images such as fast action or low light scenes. The pre-record or "Past Movie" mode continuously captures 5 seconds of video automatically into buffer memory to ensure that the user records the critical video prior to pushing the shutter. You can also select from several different "Movie Best Shot" modes and do simple video editing within the camera. Like its other Casio "siblings," the Exilim EX-Z50 with a 2.0-inch LCD, the EX-Z55 with a 2.5-inch LCD, and the EX-Z57 with a 2.7-inch LCD, the EX-Z750 is a super-slim and very compact camera that's built to survive an active lifestyle thanks to a lightweight but highly durable aluminum body. ![]() The docking cradle is included in the camera outfit and charges the high-capacity Li-ion battery and makes moving images to your computer simple and quick. Press the USB button and the PhotoLoader software automatically transfers all still images and movies from the camera to the computer. Pressing the Photo button will display the images currently in the camera in slideshow fashion. You can also use the cradle to display images and movies on your television or record them onto DVD. With the Album function your images will be indexed in HTML format so they can be viewed with any modern web browser. You can record voice-only audio or up to 30-second audio memos that are attached to still images. The Calendar feature shows you a monthly calendar with thumbnails of photos on the day they were taken. World Time lets you select one of 162 cities in 32 time zones as your home or destination time zone. You can also store special photos in the "Favorites folder." In addition to its ~8.3 MB of built-in memory, the EX-Z750's memory card slot lets you use removeable SD and MMC type cards (not included). An easy operation copies images between a memory card and the built-in memory. You can customize key operations to assign recording mode, exposure compensation, white balance, ISO sensitivity or self-timer functions to the left/right controller buttons. These settings may be changed by simply pressing the left or right control button. Today's digital photographers want to be able to print their photos easily and with no worries about the colors being right. The EX-Z750 is PictBridge compatible, just plug it directly into any Pictbridge-enabled photo printer and make prints without the need of a computer. For those using a computer, the images are industry standard ExifPrint (Exif 2.2) and PRINT Image Matching III compliant.
The Casio EX-Z750 has a suggested retail of about $449.99 and is available now. Physical Views |







The EX-Z750 compared to a standard Compact Disc.



The Exilim EX-Z750 and the similarly sized Canon Powershot SD500.
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