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    Storage media: Integrated Memory, Optical zoom: 7x, Sensor resolution: 8.3 Megapixels, Weight: 149g, Digital zoom: 4x ...

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      • This camera has innovative functions for reducing photo blur, made possible by mechanical CCD shift technology. It also combines Casio?s Anti Shake DSP, which reduces ...

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Casio EX-V8 product specifications

Product Name : Casio EX-V8
Lowest Price : £140Show all prices »
Product Rating: 2 out of 5 (1 Rating )
Category: Digital Camera
Brand: Casio
Sensor resolution: 8.3 Megapixels
Optical zoom: 7x
Digital zoom: 4x
Image Stabilizer: Without Image Stabilizer
Weight: 149g
Camera type: Compact Camera
LCD screen size: 2.5''
LCD display type: TFT active matrix
Connectivity: USB 2.0
Storage media: Integrated Memory , MultiMedia Card , SD Memory Card
Internal memory: 11.8MB
Flash type: Automatic Flash
Optical sensor: CCD
Lens aperture: F/3.4-5.3
Min. focal length: 6.3mm
Max. focal length: 44.1mm
Shutter speed: 1/2-1/1800 s
Video capture: With Video capture
Video capture format: Quicktime
Video resolution: 848x480
Still image format: JPEG
Max image resolution: 3264x2448
Battery type: Lithium Ion
Focus adjustment: Automatic focus
Red eye reduction: With Red-eye reduction
Year of introduction: 2007
Width: 9.6cm
Depth : 2.6cm
Height: 6cm
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    • July 2009 en

      Review summary of Casio Exilim EX-V8

      By alaTest

      Review summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 166 reviews of Casio Exilim EX-V8 from international magazines and websites.

      Verdict: The average review rating is 7.6/10. Comparing these reviews to 487280 other Digital Compact Cameras reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 88/100 (or 8.8 out of 10) = Very Good Quality.

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    • December 2008 en

      Casio EXILIM Hi-Zoom EX-V8 Digital Camera - Review - The Imaging Resource!

      By Michael Tomkins

      Review summary: In January 2007, Casio launched the EXILIM Hi-Zoom EX-V7, said to be the world's slimmest 7x zoom digital camera. Just 25mm thick, the EX-V7 crammed in a seven megapixel CCD image sensor mounted on a moving platter so as to provide for CCD-shift type ...

      Pros: Long zoom in a small package ; CCD-shift image stabilization ; Face Recognition technology ; Good optical quality overall ; Good macro detail ; Good corner sharpness at wide angle ; Faithful color reproduction ; Good low light performance ; ISO 50 ...

      Cons: Wide angle isn't wide enough ; Non-standard icons can be confusing ; Lack of a grip makes camera harder to hold ; Heavy barrel and pincushion distortion ; Noise suppression blurs detail even at the lowest ISO setting ; Highlights tend to blow out in ...

      Verdict: The other main change Casio made between its V7 and V8 models was to reposition the flash strobe, now located behind a small, clear window in the sliding lens barrier. This allows a bit more distance between the flash and the lens, designed to reduce ...

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    • October 2008 en

      Casio Exilim EX-V8

      By Jeff Keller

      Review summary: For a long time, if you wanted a "big zoom" camera, you had to buy a bulky ultra zoom model. Things have started to change though, with ultra-compact, high zoom cameras from Canon, Casio, Pentax, and Sharp now available.

      Pros: Very good photo quality (though see issues below) ; 7X zoom in a compact body -- wow ; CCD-shift image stabilization (though see issue below) ; Good build quality for the price ; memory card slot on the side ; High res 2.5" LCD display ; Snappy ...

      Cons: A little too much noise reduction applied, especially at ISO 200 and above ; occasional blown highlights ; ISO locked at Auto in shutter priority mode ; only three aperture choices available at any time in A/M modes ; Weak flash ; Mechanical image ...

      Verdict: photos at the highest image quality setting (why do they even bother?). With that in mind, you'll want to buy a larger memory card, and fast. The camera supports SD, SDHC, MMC, and MMCplus memory cards, and I'd suggest starting with a 1GB card. While ...

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    • January 2008 en

      Review: Casio EXILIM EX-V8

      By Ken Sander

      Review summary: With so many digital cameras on the market, the manufacturers have been wracking their brains trying to figure out ways to get their cameras noticed. Casio just might have found a way with the EXILIM EX-V8. It's the only camera that is partnered with ...

      Verdict: Nice and small (under 6 oz), the battery gave me over 200 shots on one charge. It has intuitive functions, except for the zoom lever, which takes a bit of getting used to. The 7X internal optical zoom is an elegant touch for such a small camera. For ...

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    • December 2007 en

      Casio Exilim EX-V8

      Review summary: For a long time, if you wanted a "big zoom" camera, you had to buy a bulky ultra zoom model. Things have started to change though, with ultra-compact, high zoom cameras from Canon, Casio, Pentax, and Sharp now available.

      Pros: Very good photo quality (though see issues below) ; 7X zoom in a compact body -- wow ; CCD-shift image stabilization (though see issue below) ; Good build quality for the price ; memory card slot on the side ; High res 2.5" LCD display ; Snappy ...

      Cons: A little too much noise reduction applied, especially at ISO 200 and above ; occasional blown highlights ; ISO locked at Auto in shutter priority mode ; only three aperture choices available at any time in A/M modes ; Weak flash ; Mechanical image ...

      Verdict: photos at the highest image quality setting (why do they even bother?). With that in mind, you'll want to buy a larger memory card, and fast. The camera supports SD, SDHC, MMC, and MMCplus memory cards, and I'd suggest starting with a 1GB card. While ...

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