Casio - EX-ZS10 14.1-Megapixel Digital Camera - Black

Small enough to fit into any pocket. I charged the battery 3 weeks ago, used it 2-3 times a week and it still shows a full charge. It has an easy feature so you just point and shoot. I replaced a camera because it hessitated before taking a picture, this one does not do that with the same sd card. LOVE IT! The size is perfect, not to small to hold on to, but fits in my purse or pocket. Worth the few extra dollars to get a small, funtional camera that I look forward to using for a long time.

Unfortunately this camera was lost or stolen just after my daughter returned from a study abroad trip we had bought it for. We did make backup copies of all her photos and amazing HD video clips before it got away though. Having those awesome images softened the blow and gave us an appreciation for Germany and Austria that was made personal by seeing our child there in such great pictures. The HD video quality looks like that on satellite programs, and photos are so lifelike, it feels like we are there, when seen on the bigscreen. It was effortless for her to learn how to use the camera and the price was reasonable. We could not test how it performs over time, but it seemed solidly built and a great value for what we paid for it.

The picture quality can be very good, if you have a steady hand and what you're filming is a stationary object. I've found that even when my hands are very still, the photographs still end up blurry. Even if you change the settings to Anti-Shake, it doesn't do much because the reaction time of the camera is so slow. But when what you want to photograph DOES stay still, and your hands are very very stable, the picture quality is actually quite good. But if you're planning to film animals, children, or a sports game/concert/etc, you'll have trouble taking even a decent picture.

After spending way too much time researching point and shoot cameras, I decided to return to my old standby, Casio. My last camera went into the ocean with me and never recovered from the salt water experience. After a short exploration with another brand of camera, when it froze and needed replacement, I opted for the refund and went back to the Casio. Boy, am I glad I did and am pleased to welcome back an old friend. This camera is easy to use, includes features too numerous to list here, is lightweignt, sleek, and slim. After all that, I can attest to the excellent pictures it takes and great prints it creates (yes, I do print sometimes.)

I bought for my 11 year old, to replace the closely priced one that was one year old. The difference is night and day with the quality!! And the camera's ease of use for different shot options is fantastic! It's a good back-up for when I don't bring my $750 DSLR for family outings. I think that it far outshines other cameras that are iin the $100 range.

I have a high end slr digital camera so I just wanted a good compact camera. The Casio takes nice pictures and videos. It is definitely worth the purchase price.

I bought this camera as a replacement for my 3-year old Casio Exilim 7.2 megapixel, and I am extremely pleased with the quality! The pictures come out crisp and clean, even at lower settings...Motion shots also come out beautiful with this thing Video quality is a little lacking, but still very much acceptable - I mainly use it for regular picture taking. If you're looking for a relatively mid-range digital camera, and don't need super high quality, then definitely go with this one

This is a very nice camera for money spent. So far it is working well and picture quality is very good.