Advantages: Chic, sexy and compact Disadvantages: none- I love everything about it
...2004/2005 that I bought the Casio QV R61 Digital Camera. At that time there was a special deal going on where you could buy the camera, get a free 256mb memory card and a camera case for free for only £230 which I thought was a real bargain!
If you're anything like me, you get really confused with all the different cameras that's available to buy but after only reading only a little about this camera I was convinced it was the camera for me.
The ... ...inches height and comes in a very chic silver colour. A battery charger and 2 rechargeable battries come free with the camera so after charging these up and installing them in the camera you can go ahead and take some photos. The best thing about the camera I feel is that it's so easy to use and if you're anything like me- quite awful at taking photos the camera as it has an automatic zoom will do all the work for you and your pictures will look ...
llyffantcoch 21.04.2005
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Casio QV R61
Advantages: Good quality, good zoom, SD card slot Disadvantages: battery life pretty poor, no case
Casio QV R61
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I purchased this camera at Christmas 2006, it cost me £150. This is an excellent camera with 6.0 mega pixels. The picture quality is amazing although when you transfer the image from your camera to your computer the images are quite big in size, although the bigger the size the better quality it should be.
Casio
Casio is a well known brand, Casio has made many cameras although I think that this one has topped them all. There ... ...good quality and good zooms etc, but unlike many other cameras this one does give maximum performance and great picture quality. Cost
This camera only cost me £150 at Christmas 2006. Before this camera was £230 and now it is probably even cheaper now. What ever you pay for this camera make sure you don’t pay more than I did as I paid for mine awhile back as it should be much cheaper now.
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The zoom of this camera is very good, you can zoom ...
dan2471 05.06.2007
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Advantages: Variable ISO Disadvantages: Power cells need to be removed from camera to charge
...bridge compliant which means you can plug the camera directly into your printer if it supports the standard - this saves having to use a PC to download the photos.
If you want technical details about this camera look at the casio website. This is my laymans opinion. ...
scrumdown45 12.01.2005
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Advantages: Very compact camera, easy to use with excellent quality photographs, with a varied extensive mode to use when taking pictures Disadvantages: Sometimes when taking flash photographs in artificial light the pictures can be a little on the dark side
I bought this camera on a promotion at £199 complete with case and memory card. I found it very easy to use and was amazed at the quality of the pictures. I have used it a lot - as I take 2 cruises a year and take lots of pictures, also I have a 2 year old grand Daughter who I take a lot of pitures of, and as I said above the only negative thing is a few of my pictures in artifical light have been a little on the dark side, but this can be rectified ...
pipje 26.01.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Casio QV R61
(+) 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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