Casio Zoom EX-Z1080

Pros: 10.1 megapixels, fast, easy to use menus, 2.6" wide LCD, price, battery life

Cons: 10 minute movie maximum, LCD pixels should be 230K instead of 115K

The Bottom Line: The sweet spot for me was $150-$200 price range. Going digital will save me time & money in the long run & take better pictures.

Review: I used the Quick Start Guide to get started by charging the battery for 2 hours. Already had purchased a 2gb SD card for $13.99. Make sure you get a fast one at 150x in order to avoid waiting to take another picture due to it taking awhile to write the ...

Pros: Size of viewing screen, Bestshot feature

Cons: Must reset Bestshot option each time you turn on the camera

The Bottom Line: Overall, a great camera.

Review: I bought this camera because I misplaced my last Casio digital, which I'd had for two years and loved. The 1080 has a large 2.6 inch viewing screen, but as part of the screen is used for an on-screen control menus; you lose about a quarter inch on the ...

Pros: Better feeling body than Casio's thinner cameras

Cons: Picture is not any better than a 5-7 megapixel Casio

The Bottom Line: I would save the money and buy a 7 megapixel Casio if you really must have a Casio

Review: I have used the Casio EX-Z1080 digital camera for some time now. I like the feel of the camera's slightly thicker body better than other Casio cameras (which are too thin.) The 10.1 mega pixel CCD sounds impressive, but after shooting many pictures, ...