Casio QV R61

Advantages: Good quality, good zoom, SD card slot
Disadvantages: battery life pretty poor, no case

...Casio QV R61 Info 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 are many different makes of camera which claim to be 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...

dan2471 05.06.2007 · Read review
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Casio QV2900ux - Wierd and Wonderful

Advantages: big zoom for a small camera
Disadvantages: low resolution for a high featured camera

...I have owned a qv2900ux for about 16 months and have been very impressed with the results. The main selling point of the camera when I bought it was its huge 32x zoom capabilities.This works out at 8x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom.Anyone who owns a digital camera knows that digital zoom is not all that impressive as it simply crops the image and enlarges it loosing a lot of picture quality. having said that the 8x optical zoom has been very usefull and more than you could hope to find on a camera of this size and of a very good quality.I have also used it in conjunction with the digital zoom and surprisingly the results were still quite impressiveup to about 16x overall zoom.The 32x setting did start to loose clarity but it is stil surprisingly usefull at this setting if you are prepared to accept the snapshot quality of the images...

jouk04 19.02.2004 (27.02.2004) · Read review
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CASIO QV-70 DIGITAL CAMERA - Easy, Inexpensive, & Excellent Photos

Advantages: Great compact digital camera & inexpensive
Disadvantages: It uses batteries quickly

...I bought my CASIO QV-70 a little over a year ago and I have used it more that I ever thought possible. I sell books on Ebay and I use it to take photos of all my merchandise. The camera cost only $99.95 US and it has proved itself a true bargain. ~~~~~ The CASIO QV-70 is very compact and easy to handle. There are not many buttons: this is an older model yet still available in stores and over the Internet. The buttons are easy to understand and the manual that came with the camera is very instructive. ~~~~~ On the back of my camera is an LCD screen which I may opt to turn on or off while photographing. Keeping it off saves battery life and extends my use. It does use a lot of batteries but don't let that keep you from buying it. You may also purchase an adaptor for about $39.95 US and an adaptor is great for home use...

emlin 21.06.2000 · Read review
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Casio QV-R40 - My first digital...

Advantages: Simple and user friendly. Nice built. Clear sharp quality picture. Great for first time user.
Disadvantages: Small view finder.

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xitayx 10.01.2006 · Read review
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QV-2300 - at the end of the line?

Advantages: Easy to use camera that takes reasonable pictures.
Disadvantages: Old, bulky and outdated. NO viewfinder!!

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8david5 24.02.2005 · Read review
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Review of Casio QV 2300Plus

A flashy little number

Advantages: great quality images
Disadvantages: price

...We have just purchased the Casio QV-3500EX for our school for use by the pupils in their various classes. From the outset this camera has an elegant modern framework, with a sturdy lasting feel to it. We managed to get hold of this product for £423.00 with a 64mb CF Memory card. This relatively new product has a brilliant image quality and is also very easy to use. (It has auto shoot, auto focus, auto white balance and auto focus so you do not have to worry about it) There is a best shot mode where you choose what sort of situation you are in and the camera sorts all the shutter speeds etc out for you. What are the features of this product? It has true 3.34 Megapixel Colour filter CCD, Canon F2.0 3x Optical, Wide aperture lens so that you can zoom in and out and take a picture of almost anything you want with good quality...

agillett 28.06.2001 · Read review
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Review of Casio QV 3500EX

Why go digital

Advantages: High qaulity picutes, easy to use
Disadvantages: Poor battery life, slow shutter speed

...Having tried and tested several digital cameras at work I decided that it was about time I purchased my own. I had used an Olympus, Samsung and an older Casio model before, and out of these the Casio was by far the best. After reading some of the opinions on Ciao I decided that the Casio QV3000 EX was the one to buy, and I have not been disappointed! The camera does not look anything special but is absolutely packed with features. The camera and software are user friendly which is important if you want the whole family to use it. There are a couple of things that are slightly annoying but are easily overcome. The standard memory card supplied does not hold many high quality photo’s, however the quality is good even in low quality mode, but why have 3.3 megapixels if you can’t use them? So when purchasing the camera it...

julianw 10.02.2001 · Read review
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Review of Casio QV 3000EX

Just In Casio Want A Digi-Cam

Advantages: Looks good, Feels good, Is good
Disadvantages: Nothing major

...Like most things, the market for Digital Cameras keeps on growing faster than most of us can keep pace with, it's just another of those things you just have to bite the bullet with and take a risk in buying what you *believe* to be the best option for you. The QV R4 by Casio is a fine piece of equipment, with a strong stainless steel casing giving it a classy look. A flat-to-the-surface control dial acts as the mode selector while the easily positioned function keys make learning to operate the camera quite simple for even the newest of newcomers to this technology. The settings are easy to navigate and have sharpness, contrast, saturation, white balance and quality controls included. When the camera's memory card is full, there is an 11MB (megabyte) capacity storage area of flash memory so you are able to save images even...

Metalmorphosis8 13.12.2003 · Read review
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Review of Casio QV R4

High quality photos and build from compact camera

Advantages: Compact Size, Many Features, High Quality
Disadvantages: Small internal memory

...The Casio QV-R4 at first glance is very compact and feature packed. It is a 4 megapixel camera which allows for A4 photos to be printed with excellent detail. The case is all metal and feels very sturdy. Mine has had several knocks and still works fine with no visible marks. The screen is of adequate size to see all the details and the selection wheel is clearly labelled and easy to use. As far as using the camera goes there is a very simple point and click setting where everything is automatic. There is also a fully manual mode if required where the user can set exposure time from 1/2000th of a second to 2 seconds, as well as a choice of aperture size and manual focus. The flash can also be changed from automatic to no flash, fill flash and red-eye reduction flash. Filters are also built in B/W, sepia, red, green, blue, yellow...

Zygorf 13.11.2004 (14.11.2004) · Read review
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Review of Casio QV R4

I am in love!!!!

Advantages: Easy to use, terrific pictures
Disadvantages: Non I can think of

...you get: The 5.0 effective Megapixel QV-R51 camera Two AA NIMH rechargeable batteries Battery charger Wrist strap USB cable CD-ROM featuring PhotoLoader, PhotoHands, and drivers 13 page basic manual (printed) and a full manual on CD Like all cameras you can set the date/time and there is also an alarm on it. I have bought an extra 128 mg SD card, which allows me over 70 photoes!! I also bought a hard case, which is really attractive and cost £19.99 With your photoes you can select "create album" item, which will make a photo gallery automatically. You can choose from 10 different album layouts, or make your own. There is also a calendar of the current month, with a tiny thumbnail picture shown on the day it was taken. I think that it should come with more memory, you definatey have to fork out for a card...

Rushworth 21.07.2004 · Read review
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