Casio Exilim EX-S600 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: While just about all of its competitors have been making waves recently their with own ultraslim models, Casio continues to churn out new sliver-sized cameras with capable feature-sets in its EXILIM "Card" line. One of the latest is the six-megapixel ...

Pros: Beautifully designed sleek and solid form factor is great for toting around town, Very speedy all-around performance with virtually no shutter lag when you pre-focus, Super fast image playback., Images had relatively accurate color, Decent Macro mode, ...

Cons: Images noisy above ISO 200 ; ISO 800 and 1,600 (only available in Anti-Shake and High Sensitivity modes) shots not suitable for printing, LCD's resolution should be higher, Some purple fringing in areas of high contrast, Hard to operate zoom rocker ...

Review summary: The Casio S600 looks and feels smaller than even today you'd expect any 6-megapixel digital camera to be. That's in part because it's so thin -- just 0.63 inches at the thickest part where the LCD is mounted and only about half an inch everywhere else ...

Pros: Gorgeous, sexy ultra-slender design and execution, Very small, light and handy, Simple operation and menus, A full 34 scene modes, Unlimited audio recording, "Past movie" modes invaluable

Cons: 2.2-inch low res display, No manual control, Tiny controls and hard-to-read labels, No optical viewfinder

Verdict: We cannot praise the Exilim S600 enough. It is one of those rare designs that just feels right, and it's just soooo sexy. It remains an instant conversation piece whenever and wherever you take it out of your pocket. The larger 6-megapixel imager is ...

Verdict: The diminutive proportions of the Casio Exilim EX-S600 make this very appealling as a camera to just slip into your pocket, and logic dictates that photographers looking for this kind of camera wouldn't appreciate the inclusion of advanced ...

Review summary: Not much bigger than a credit card, the S600 really is a pocket-sized camera, but does the 6MP camera suffer from trying to put too much gadgetry into too little space...?

Pros: 2.2? LCD Screen, Metal Body, Battery Life

Cons: Internal Memory, Docking Cradle, Short Flash Range, Slow recycling time

Verdict: It's not the best camera on the market but for anyone wanting a respectable camera to carry with them in a pocket or handbag, it will do the job. The S600 includes many of the now common features in digital cameras such as self-timers, anti-shake and ...

Review summary: The Casio S600 looks and feels smaller than even today you'd expect any 6-megapixel digital camera to be. That's in part because it's so thin -- just 0.63 inches at the thickest part where the LCD is mounted and only about half an inch everywhere else ...

Pros: Gorgeous, sexy ultra-slender design and execution, Very small, light and handy, Simple operation and menus, A full 34 scene modes, Unlimited audio recording, "Past movie" modes invaluable

Cons: 2.2-inch low res display, No manual control, Tiny controls and hard-to-read labels, No optical viewfinder

Verdict: We cannot praise the Exilim S600 enough. It is one of those rare designs that just feels right, and it's just soooo sexy. It remains an instant conversation piece whenever and wherever you take it out of your pocket. The larger 6-megapixel imager is ...