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Spectacular

8.9

out of 10

Philip42

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A "must have" camera

Apr 26, 2006

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Ultra-fast, great battery, easy to use, lovely photos
Cons: None
Opinion:
I can highly recommend this camera. I've had it a few weeks now, but it still amazes me. It's fast, sturdy, slim, the battery life is amazing, and it's so easy to use. I had a Sony T9, but brought it back. Glad I chose this Casio next. It won't disappoint. For some reason the T9 is getting better professional reviews, but worse user reviews?! Very strange. I spent months researching and I'm glad of my decision. Buy this camera - you won't regret it!

jngch

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Slim, compact easy to use. Good feature w/ best mode & MP4 movie.

Apr 9, 2006

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: The most compact camera with MP4 function.
Cons: Do not supply travel charger. But only cradel.
Opinion:
To improve more feature on it like MP3, Wide angle (28mm), more powerful zoom like 4x or 5x optical zoom.Or event with PDA function on it to act as a mobile computer???

hotsumaoboro

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Excellent compact camera

Feb 13, 2006

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Slim/Lightweight, Excellent photo quality, Good battery life
Cons: Zoom sensitivity, menus takes time to get used to
Opinion:
The EX-S600 is an excellent little camera to pocket around, the average end-user will have no qualms with this camera as it offers excellent quality photos for everyday shots. I managed to squeeze 172 shots out of the camera before it refused to power on for me.
I have used casio cameras in the past so the menus were not all too new for me; still, i'd like to have seen Casio group the menu options into detailed subcategories.

My only real qualm with the EX-S600 is the sensitivity, it takes a very precise touch to zoom the lens correctly. However if you are not too lazy, it would probably be ideal to just take a step forward (or backward).

Excellent Camera.

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