Casio Exilim EX-Z1050 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Slender 10 megapixel pocket camera gets even smaller upgrade

Pros: Fairly priced, Fairly priced, Lightweight, easy to use and very portable, Well saturated colour-rich images and even exposure

Cons: No memory card supplied, No memory card supplied, Picture quality could be sharper

Verdict: Owners of the Z1000 won't find many new features but for others, the Casio Exilim Z1050 is a decent 10-megapixel compact camera.

Review summary: Exilim EX-Z1050, launched on January 2007, is one of the slimmest compact digital cameras currently on the market, nearly as small as Kodak EasyShare V705. Also lightweight due to the aluminium body, it really fits all pockets. What this camera lacks ...

Review summary: The 10-megapixel EX-Z1050 is a minor upgrade to the Casio Exilim EX-Z1000.

Pros: Solid image quality, Very fast low-resolution Burst mode, Simple controls, Terrible screen

Cons: Terrible screen

Review summary: If it weren't for the poor LCD, the Exilim EX-Z1050 would be a pretty good camera.

Verdict: The EX-Z1050 sports a 2.6-inch, 115,000-pixel LCD screen. That's a far cry from the 230,000-pixel screens found on a lot of cameras these days. The low resolution makes virtually everything you see through it look soft and grainy. Since the camera ...

Review summary: The EX-Z1050 is a minor upgrade to the Casio Exilim EX-Z1000. This 10-megapixel camera has the same features as its predecessor, with two exceptions. The EX-Z1050 adds a 2.6-inch LCD screen to the mix, offering a slightly larger display than the EX ...