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Casio Exilim EX-Z1000 Digital Camera Review

by Patrick Singleton
Published on July 27, 2006

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Picture Quality / Size Options (6.5)
The EX-Z1000 offers a range of file sizes. The maximum is 3648 x 2736 pixels. At other aspect ratios, a 3:2-format 3648 x 2432 and a widescreen 16:9 3648 x 2048 are also available. Smaller sizes include 2560 x 1920, for 5 megapixels; 2048 x 1536, for 3 megapixels, plus 1600 x 1200 and 640 x 480. This Exilim digital camera records JPEGs at Fine, Normal and Economy compression sizes. Normal and Economy significantly degrade image quality though.

Picture Effects Mode (5.5)
The EX-Z1000 offers black-and-white and sepia-toned images, as many simple cameras do. It adds a couple of unusual effects as well. Its Pastel setting converts scenes to broad patches of pale colors. Illustration is similar, but adds black outlines along contrasting edges. Either might be fun occasionally, but they're gimmicks, and will get boring if they're used too much. This Exilim is supposed to offer keystone correction and color correction in-camera. Oddly, the color correction menu item activated the keystone function, which works as advertised. The keystone menu item didn't do anything. We could not access the color correction function at all.


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