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Review summary: For a pocket camera that sells for under $300, the Casio Exilim EX-Z700 has a lot going for it. Available in a choice of blue, silver, or gray, the Casio EX-Z700 is a slim camera with a light, but sturdy body made of polycarbonate with nice metal ...

Pros: Attractive and functional compact design ; Speedy performance with virtually no shutter lag when you pre-focus ; Rapid Flash function helps take quick flash photos in succession ; New Auto Framing mode helps capture pictures of moving subjects ; ...

Cons: Poor low-light capabilities ; Over aggressive anti-noise processing smooshes out detail at ISO 400 and 800 ; High ISO shots appear dark ; Low resolution LCD ; Softness in corners of pictures ; Tends to underexpose on bright days ; Onboard memory only ...

Verdict: As usual, Casio packs in the scene modes (which Casio dubs "Best Shot") on the EX-Z700, with a whopping 37 different shooting options. Along with the usual standard Sports, Portrait, and Fireworks modes, Casio adds two new interesting Best Shot ...

Verdict: Not yet reviewed by editors.

Review summary: 3 minute video guide to the key features of the Casio Exilim EX-Z700. Plus detailed review and price comparisons.

Review summary: Announced at the beginning of August and available in September 2006, the Casio Exilim EX-Z700 comes to the market with 7.2 megapixels and all the typical bells and whistles of a Casio camera. It is skinny with a 3x telescoping optical zoom lens on ...

Pros: - Lots of flash options - Big LCD - Pocket sized body - Hardly any shutter lag - 3 fps burst - Rapid flash mode - Lots of battery power

Cons: - Not enough included memory - Manual controls buried in menus - No optical zoom in movie mode - Keystone feature doesn't work - Childish software - Terrible in low light - Some of the noisiest pictures we've seen

Verdict: The Casio Exilim EX-Z700 has a lot going for it. The digital camera has 7.2 megapixels and still keeps shutter lag to a minimum.