Compare Prices : Casio Exilim EX-S770

Review summary: Seems like in the past year or two, digital camera manufacturers are releasing new model lineups every three to six months. Yet, there doesn't seem to be much change from lineup to lineup. On top of that, most manufacturers offer very similar cameras ...

Pros: Slim (less than 3/4" thick when closed) ; 3X optical zoom ; Easy to use, even for non-enthusiasts

Cons: Nearly identical specifications ; EX-Z75 does not include a docking cradle ; Can't sync EX-Z75 on a dead battery

Verdict: So they have virtually identical image sensors and optics, nearly the same design, and take basically identical photos. If you have to pick one, which should it be? For my money, the EX-S770 wins this comparison for one simple reason: it includes a ...

Review summary: This ultra-slim model delivers high image quality and offers an antishake feature, but its manual controls are limited.

Pros: Ultra-slim metal body, big LCD ; High image quality, antishake feature

Cons: Includes only basic software ; Buttons are very small

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Review summary: The ultra-slim digital camera market is a vast arena. To stand out among the camera masses, manufacturers offer models with features such as wireless technology, musical slide shows, and sturdy housings. Casio soups up the Exilim EX-S770 with a new ...

Review summary: The ultra-slim digital camera market is a vast arena. To stand out among the camera masses, manufacturers offer models with features such as wireless technology, musical slide shows, and sturdy housings. Casio soups up the Exilim EX-S770 with a new ...

Verdict: A highlight of the skinny S770 is its movie mode. Casio adds to the S770 a 16:9-format resolution, in addition to the standard 30 fps options of 640 x 480 and 320 x 240. The 704 x 384-pixel widescreen resolution matches the wide format of the 230,000 ...