Casio Exilim Pro EXP700 7MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom
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Digital Photo Product Details
Manufacturer: CASIOModel: EX-P700
Product features:
- With a 7.2-megapixel CCD sensor, create brilliant images that can be printed up to poster size
- Features an ultra-fast Canon 4x optical zoom lens
- Innovative functions and fully adjustable manual settings
- With a high-performance Super Life battery, approximately 260 images (according to CIPA standards) can be taken per battery charge
- Extraordinary performance is complimented by an exceptionally attractive design
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Casio Exilim Pro EXP700 7MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom
Customer Review: A Sweet Surprise
Summary: 5 Stars
I have owned 6 digital cameras (1 Kodak, 1 Casio, and 4 Canons) in the past, and this is the best yet. I had purchased a Canon SD500 last month but didn't think it lived up to its hype. I did extensive research and found this less popular camera. At first, I was reluctant because I had owned a Casio before (the Z40), and I thought the images it produced were subpar. But I read good reviews on the P700. I found a store that had a good return policy and decided to test it alongside the Canon SD500.
I performed a blind test on my friends. I used all auto settings, with no photo doctoring at all. The P700 had more accurate colors and didn't have the blinding flash of the SD500. However, the P700 had a bit more noise in dark areas. 6/10 people preferred the P700 pictures over the SD500. The P700 has much more manual control than the SD500, so when I took new pictures using the manual controls, the P700 blew the SD500 away. Needless to say, I decided to sell my SD500.
What I like most about this camera is the manual controls. There is an aperture priority mode and a shutter priority mode on top of the full manual mode. Other useful things I can control are sharpness, saturation, contrast, and flash intensity - things I haven't seen in the other 6 digital cameras I've owned. Of course, I can always adjust those in Photoshop, but it's just nice to have handy. Just a few more of the features I love already: AE (auto exposure) lock, auto bracketing, 25-shot stop action images, ability to shoot in TIFF and RAW modes (RAW mode is available through a hidden menu), autofocus area controls, metering modes, and the help icons.
It doesn't have the greatest movie mode, but making movies isn't the reason I bought a digital camera - I would've gotten a camcorder instead.
Many people think the design is ugly, but personally, I love the sturdy, industrial design. That was another reason I didn't like the Canon - because of its fragile body.
As for the size, the P700 is not a super-compact, pocket camera. However, it's still small enough to fit into my handbag. The larger size also reduces hand-shake, a problem I noticed with smaller cameras.
All in all, I believe that the P700 is a great camera for someone who takes casual snapshots but dabbles in serious photography as well. It is a great choice for those who want more than a regular point-and-shoot but doesn't need/cannot afford an SLR. I highly recommend this camera!
Description of Casio Exilim Pro EXP700 7MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom
The EX-P700 features a 4X optical zoom (coupled with 4X digital zoom), combined with a large 2.0-inch LCD screen, offering users even more performance from the same body size. With its amazing 7.2 million megapixel CCD and fast-response design, this high-end digital camera assures a new level of imaging capability. Its full array of functions and features, such as the Business Shot function that straightens distorted pictures automatically, also raise the bar one notch higher in terms of usability. Canon Lens (8 lenses in 7 groups, including aspherical lens) F2.8(W) to 4.0(T); f=7.1(W) to 28.4(T)mm (equivalent to approximately 33.0 to 132.0 mm when converted to 35mm film), lens barrier included Phase differential sensor AF/ Contrast type AF (selectable between spot, 7-point multi, free AF area switching, continuous AF); macro mode; infinity mode; manual focus /// Approximate Focus Range - Normal - 1.3' to infinite; Macro - 3.9 x 19.7 Exposure Control - Metering - Multi-pattern by imaging element / Control - program; aperture; shutter speed; manual exposure; AE lock Self-timer - 10 seconds or 2 seconds; Triple Self-timer; Remote control; 2 second remote control self timer Built-in Flash - Flash Modes - Auto, Flash On, Flash Off, Red Eye 2 LCD Screen Weight - Approximately 7.88 oz (excluding batteries and accessories)Digital Cameras
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