Editorial Review:Product Description:Here's a digital camera that takes still and movie pictures flawlessly. Its thin size and light weight, goes where you go. The EX-S600 is a high-performance digital-camera that quickly becomes an integral part of your daily life. A new monitor screen delivers a view of your images that is twice as bright as previous models. The high-quality MPEG-4 movie capabilities of the EX-S600 totally revolutionize the level of movie recording you can expect from your digital camera. A new Movie Stabilizer feature helps to make movie recording easier than ever before. A new Anti Shake Digital Signal Processor provides higher sensitivity. Faster shutter speed prevents image blurring to hand or subject movement. Despite its slim design and large monitor screen, the EX-S600 delivers truly amazing battery life for a compact digital camera. A single charge provides enough power to record approximately 300 snapshots or up to 110 minutes of continuous movie recording. 10 seconds, 2 seconds, Triple Self-timer Monaural Speaker&Microphone Movies - AVI / MPEG-4 Audio - WAV Built-in Flash Flash Modes - Auto Flash, On, Off, Red eye reduction 8.3MB Built-in flash memory Also accepts SD Memory Card, Multimedia Card - recommended option Exposure Control - Light metering - Multi-pattern, center-weighted, spot Exposure - Program AE Snapshot mode (auto) - 1/8 to 1/2000 second Night Scene - 4 to 1/2000 second Dimensions - Width 3.54 x Height 2.32 x Depth 0.633 inches / Width 90 x Height 59 x Depth 16.1mm Weight - Approximately 115g
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
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Not a bad camera.
My lug around camera was a hulking Nikon D200. I wanted something small to take on vacation and to the pubs, so, after doing some research, bought this. I won't belabor the upsides, just say it takes really good pictures. My only complaints are: the digital stabilization is a scam. Instead of using an optical system, Casio simply increases ISO setting which forces an increase in shutter speed. My other complaint is that after less than two years, the outer metal ring surrounding the lens fell off. Once dust and crap started getting inside the lens gears, the zoom and focusing eventually stopped working. I've since gone back to Canon for my happy snap camera and now own a Canon SD 800IS (which has since been replaced by, I think, the 870IS). I love my little Canons.
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slim and light and functional
for its price and size, it is an OK camera which produces OK pictures.
however, in my opinion, i've seen better picture/color quality with canon ixus and sony w-series.
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Great Camera...terrible company!
I received this camera from my Dad for Christmas the year before last...never had a problem with it until January of this year when it decided to not turn on. I thought it was the battery, but it wasnt. I sent it in, it cost $94 to fix it and then less than a month later it broke again..after plenty of screaming they sent me a UPS label to send it in with, and now its going to be at least another 2 weeks before its returned. I hate that it is broken, because i really LOVE this camera..but dealing with Casio is useless. I am trying to avoid buying another casio...although i think they take great pictures.
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Casio EX-S660 review - battery problems, not worth the headache
I bought the camera because the people that I know that have it (assuming the battery works - will explain later) like the camera and you can't beat the price, given its size and quality. However, I would not recommend buying this camera for one primary reason: battery problems. I have 2 family members that both had problems where the battery would not charge (one instance when the camera was new and one when the camera had been used for several months). Despite knowing this, I decided to take the chance and buy the camera because of its positives (size and price). I was excited to use my new camera on a trip, but then was afflicted by battery problems myself - huge upset. I called Casio with product details and they are going to mail me a new battery free of charge, but in the end, it is not worth the headache.
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Easy to use - drop it two feet and its useless
The camera was fine until it dropped two feet. The drop killed it and repairs are two expensive to make them worthwhile.
I wish it was more sturdy. Other digital cameras I own have been more durable.
