| Likes |
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- Lots of flash options
- Big LCD - Pocket sized - Hardly any shutter lag - 3 fps burst - Rapid flash mode - Battery power |
| Dislikes |
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- Not enough included memory
- Manual controls buried in menus - No optical zoom in movie mode - Keystone feature doesn’t work - Childish software |
Conclusion
The Casio Exilim EX-Z700 has a lot going for it. The digital camera has 7.2 megapixels and still keeps shutter lag to a minimum. It has a lengthy list of interesting scene modes, which some users will find impressive and others will curse. It takes decent pictures in optimal lighting and its built-in flash has plenty of controls to keep it from whitening foreheads and such. The pocket-sized camera is easy to transport and its battery lasts an incredible 460 shots per charge. The Casio Z700 isn't all butterflies and fairies though. Its audio recording capabilities are limited to subjects within a few feet of the camera, its mode dial is nonexistent so users have to enter the lengthy menu system for everything , and a glitch in the playback menu makes the camera look a bit unfinished. Still, the price is right at $299. The Casio Z700 isn't exceptionally impressive, but it is an average camera that takes average pictures – and you can get it at an average price.
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