Casio Exilim EX-S10 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Casio Exilim EX-S10 won't transform into a giant robot, but there's certainly more than meets they eye inside the unassuming exterior. Matt Grayson investigates.

Pros: Cutting edge features, Lovely design, Good shutter lag performance, Original scene modes, Little fringing on contrasty areas

Cons: Bad noise performance, Poor macro effort, Flash performance could be better

Verdict: I'm extremely impressed with this camera. The expansion of the smile detection auto trigger to include panning and blur detection are a fabulous step forward to help people improve their quality of photographs

Review summary: Promoted as the world's smallest and thinnest 10 megapixel digital camera, the Casio S10 has a 3x optical zoom lens with a 36 - 108mm equivalent focal length coupled to a 1/2.3 inch CCD. The S10's stylish body, measuring just 94.2 mm wide, 54.6 mm ...

Pros: Thin, attractive design ; Large, high resolution LCD ; Excellent Shutter button, Zoom ring, Power button design ; Flash intensity can be adjusted from +2 to -2 in whole increments ; H.264 video and AAC audio codec don't need to be converted for iPod ...

Cons: World's worst manual for any product ever ; Hard-to-read icons on buttons ; Face detection wasn't reliable ; High-speed Continuous mode shoots only 2-Mp images ; Many features just weren't up to snuff ; Weak flash ; Autofocus failed in low light ; ...

Verdict: The Casio EX-S10's Auto Shutter function automatically records the moment of a smile or the instant when hand shake ceases, using motion blur detection technology. The camera also offers iTunes-compatible H.264 video which utilizes the AAC audio codec ...

Review summary: Thin is in for digital cameras, and the Casio EX-S10 certainly delivers on that score. When it came to image quality though, we felt it was a bit of a letdown, though. For some users, style trumps everything, and if you're just looking for a really ...

Review summary: When Casio introduced its Exilim EX-Z1000 in April of 2006 it was the world's first ten megapixel compact camera. Did Casio set the world aflame with this milestone and a nice round number. Not quite. Unfortunately, the Z1000 and its successors, the ...

Cons: Embossed symbols and icons hard to read

Verdict: The S10 has a 3X optical zoom that can be multiplied to 12X via a 4X digital zoom. ISO sensitivity ranges from 50 all the way to 1600. Shutter speed ranges from 1/2000th of a second to four seconds. As you'd expect, the S10 does not have any manual ...

Review summary: The world's smallest and thinnest 10 megapixel camera fits perfectly into accessible pockets for spontaneous snapshots and personal YouTube-friendly v