List price as of Sep 9, 2002:
S$1049
S$1049
CNET Asia Review
Excellent
The good: Virtually no shutter lag; many innovative features; built-in 11MB memory; easy to use. View score
The bad: Mode dial awkwardly positioned; no sound capture in video recordings; slight under-exposure of images in automatic setting.
The bottom line: Casio has enough photographic flexibility and onboard features to appeal to both the amateur and the demanding shooter.
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Not more than nice
Oct 12, 2005Rating: 6 out of 10 (Good)
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The camera takes only good images when there is enough light. With little light are the pictures mostly blurred.
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