Compare Prices : Casio Exilim EX-S600 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: At just over 0.6-inch thick, Casio's Exilim EX-S600 is one of the thinnest cameras I've seen--it's small enough to slip into a shirt or pants pocket without causing any unsightly bulges. The model costs $350 (as of 2/6/06) and is available in three ...

Pros: High sensitivity up to ISO 1600 Solid metal case and slim profile

Cons: Lack of a control dial makes operation a Manual focus is difficult to use

Verdict: With its fairly good image quality and compact design, the EX-S600 would be a good choice for people who need a camera they can grab and take on the run

Review summary: The Casio Exilim EX-S600 is an ultra compact 6 megapixel camera with a 3x optical zoom lens (38-114mm film equivalent). The face area of the camera is slightly larger than a credit card and the thickness is about 17mm.

Pros: The Casio is so small that it could be carried anywhere, ready for the famous decisive moment. The body is nicely made and feels robust. If your need is more for fashion accessory than for a real camera then the Casio will fit the bill. It comes in ...

Cons: No optical viewfinder and a coarse LCD screen make assessment of pictures both before and after shooting difficult. The difficulty of accessing manual settings is frustrating. The user's manual is totally inadequate -- in 7 languages!

Verdict: The Casio Exilim EX-s600 is an attractive little camera, ideally suited to taking to a party in a pocket or bag. The Wow factor is high. That so much can be crammed into such a small volume is astonishing. But for anyone with big fingers or ambitions ...

Review summary: Casio Exilim EX-S600 Review. Six megapixels in a very slim body. Also easy to use. Otherwise this is a fairly standard point and shoot digital camera.

Pros: Super slim size, Indoor portrait, Interesting movie features,

Cons: Very small internal memory, Slow recycling times, Very short flash range,

Verdict: The Casio Exilim EX-S600 is a middle of the road, pocket sized digital camera. I have tested many better and many worse models than this. It is extremely slim and also easy to use. I would like to have seen sharper photos though.

Review summary: Casio's ultra-slim S500 was very popular, so it only makes sense that the manufacturer would follow it up with the slim, more powerful 6-megapixel Exilim EX-S600. The 0.6-inch thick camera comes in three flashy colors: silver, orange, and blue. It ...

Review summary: Casio's ultra-slim S500 was very popular, so it only makes sense that the manufacturer would follow it up with the slim, more powerful 6-megapixel Exilim EX-S600. The 0.6-inch thick camera comes in three flashy colors: silver, orange, and blue. It ...

Verdict: Despite its thin body, the Casio is quite durable. It has a stainless steel body and a 3x zoom lens that extends outward when the camera is powered up. Pocket-sized cameras like this won't have much more zoom than that.  The Fuji V10, for example, has ...