Advantages: Simple and user friendly. Nice built. Clear sharp quality picture. Great for first time user. Disadvantages: Small view finder.
...really suitable for first timer in digital photography considering its feature, user-friendly manouvre and quality. Although I have upgraded my camera to another casio with more advanced feature, this camera is still in my family for the superb picture and easy to use functions. I simply love it! ...
xitayx 10.01.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Casio QV-R40
Advantages: Incredible Clear Pictures, Great Design, Simple to Use Disadvantages: Slightly sluggish uploading pictures to PC
...week holiday. the software from Casio is not great and a little outdated. I found editing my pictures quite hard and the downloading speed can be slow. However I do tend to download about 100 at a time so its not too bad.
The movie feature doesnt have sound but is stil handy, I didnt find this a problem as I didnt buy the camera for this purpose. Its not a video camera and doesnt pretend to be. If its an important feature to you buy a video camera.
... ...with others in its range that are far more expensive. It is very easy to use and navigate ( I barely looked at the manual and have had no problems ). Its features are good for a camera of its class and most importantly the pictures are of an incredible quality. ...
lornarules 09.08.2004
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Advantages: Price, Range of Features, Build Quality Disadvantages: Small optical viewfinder, sketchy manual
Casio watches, calculators but cameras? YES
POST PURCHASE COMMENTS (25-12-03)
From the moment you first look at this camera you can't help but think: WOW! Sleek design, metal body, small and perfectly formed. I purchased this camera from PC World, because I actually wanted to see what it feels like, handles like and most of all - it's desirability factor: what it looks like in the hand. Believe me, I wasn't disappointed.
I then picked it up - ... ...button. Underneath, he Casio QV-R40 takes Secure Digital (SD) and Multimedia (MM) Cards and has, on board 10MB, of its own internal storage space - easily transferable between cards and internal. These share the compartment with the 2 AA Nickel Metal Hydride batteries which have considerable life for such a powerful camera (I have had 4 days regular usage and not needed to recharge).
Okay, so I said there aren't many buttons... that doesn't mean ...
blackswann 24.12.2003 (01.01.2004)
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Advantages: Great quality at great price Disadvantages: Good quality pics take up too much memory
Excellent all round camera for it's cost. great quality pics, even with zoom.
Pictures take up too much memory tho, at 1.8mb each at full quality.... suggest you use the biggest MMC you can find (256mb).
Sometimes you have to wait a few seconds for the flash to charge up again but that's not too much of a problem unless you need to take loads of photos immediately after another.
easy to load to PC even for a novice! even presents them nicely for ...
RudeYute 25.07.2004
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Casio QV-R40
(+) Ultra-compact dimensions, fun automatic tools, good performance for the asking price (-) Cluttered menu layout, camera buttons are scarce, specs are almost identical to the Samsung ES15
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