Compare Prices : Casio Exilim EX-Z50

Review summary: With its tiny size, generous range of preset exposure modes, and 5.0-megapixel CCD, the Casio Exilim EX-Z50 Zoom is an excellent option for anyone constantly on the go. The 23 preset shooting modes make it easy for novices to capture good-looking ...

Pros: Pleasing color, White balance handles incandescent lighting fairly well, Excellent macro ability, Nifty "White Board" and "Business Card" modes great for note-taking., Good build quality, all-metal case, Built-in lens cover, Incredible battery life, ...

Cons: Noisy images at high ISO, Loss of sharpness in corners, particularly at wide angle, Some chromatic aberration at wide angle settings, High contrast, has trouble with harsh lighting, Poor optical viewfinder accuracy

Review summary: With Casio's long pedigree, it's no surprise that the EX-Z50 is a well-designed, well-made and well-specified camera. It has an all-metal body, an ultra-compact Pentax Sliding Lens System 3x optical zoom, and a high definition 2.0in TFT LCD monitor ...

Verdict: The Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z50 is a good snapshot camera with some nice features. The Bestshot mode is especially useful, since it helps even novice photographers to achieve professional-looking results under difficult shooting conditions. The camera is ...

Verdict: Casio has created a unique camera that is stylish, compact, and powerful all at the same. If the camera were any smaller, you'd probably have to start sacrificing those megapixels. The picture quality of this camera was good, but not the best in our ...

Review summary: This is a great-looking, 5-megapixel point-and-shoot with a big screen and so-so photo quality.

Pros: Large, bright LCD screen, Intelligent and eye-catching design, Solid indoor photo quality

Cons: Poor outdoor photo quality, No burst mode, Few manual features

Verdict: A great-looking 5-megapixel point-and-shoot with a big screen and so-so photo quality.