Casio Exilim EX- Z85

Review summary: It's the smallest and lightest camera on the marke

Verdict: The main selling point of the Casio EX-Z85 is its remarkably compact size and low weight, but it also performs and handles well, and has a number of useful advanced features. Overall build quality is also excellent, but it does have some image quality ...

Review summary: The Z85 is the smallest, lightest digital camera on the market, and has some nice features too

Review summary: The Casio Exilim EX-Z85 is a small pocket camera. This review includes sample images, a write up of my findings, shutter lag times and details of the camera's features.

Verdict: The Exilim EX-Z85 surprised me with the quality of the photos it took, especially outdoors. If you are looking for a very small, lightweight digital camera that takes a decent snapshot, then it is worth checking this camera out.

Review summary: Casio's Exilim EX-Z85 is a new budget point-and-shoot camera, available in eight colors, and primarily designed, according the the advertisements, to be stuck in a purse. While there's a certain amount of pointless inanity to the camera, like being ...

Pros: - Low price - Some manual controls - Easy mode for people completely new - Small size

Cons: - Mediocre resolution screen - No way to adjust shutter speed or aperture priority - No true image stabilization - Poorly laid out menu system

Verdict: The EX-Z85 is mostly a stock standard, affordable digital camera. It has a user interface that's exceedingly similar to most other point-and-shoots, one you'll be comfortable with almost instantly. It's very small, light, and it'll fit in your pocket ...