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Technical Details
- Autofocus: Yes
- Battery Model: Camera Specific Powerpacks
- Bluetooth: No
- Built-in Flash: Yes
- CD-R / CD-RW: No
- Camera Resolution Heigth in Pixel: 2736
- Camera Resolution Width in Pixel: 3648
- Changeable Lens: No
- Chip Type: CCD
- Compact Flash Card: No
- Depth in mm: 24.2
- Digital Zoom (Ratio): 4
- Effective Pixel (in Megapixel): 10.1
- Height (mm): 57.2
- Highest Focal Length in mm: 114
- Image Stabiliser: Yes
- LCD Monitor Resolution in Pixel: 114960
- LCD Monitor Size in Inch: 2.6
- Longest Shutter Speed: 4s
- Lowest Focal Length in mm: 38
- MP3 Playback: No
- Maximum Aperture Tele: 5.1
- Maximum Aperture Wide: 2.8
- Maximum Pixel (in Megapixel): 10.3
- Maximum Video Resolution Heigth: 480
- Maximum Video Resolution Width: 640
- Memory Stick / Memory Stick Pro: No
- Memory Stick Duo / Duo Pro: No
- Memory Type: Internal + External
- Micro Drive: No
- Mini Secure Digital Card: No
- Movie / Voice Recording: Movie + Voice
- Multimedia Card: Yes
- Optical Zoom (Ratio): 3
- PC Card: No
- Photo Resolution Heigth in Pixel: 2736
- Photo Resolution Width in Pixel: 3648
- PictBridge: Yes
- RAW Format: No
- Range Finder Type: LCD Monitor
- Reduced Size Multimedia Card: No
- SLR / Compact: Compact
- Secure Digital Card: Yes
- Secure Digital High Capacity Card (SDHC): Yes
- Sensor Size: 1/1,75''
- Serial Shot Mode: Yes
- Shortest Shutter Speed: 1/1000s
- Size of Internal Memory in MB: 15
- Smart Media Card: No
- Video Resolution Heigth in Pixel: 480
- Video Resolution Width in Pixel: 640
- Weight in Grams: 125
- WiFi Connectivity: No
- Width (mm): 91.1
- XD Card: No
- Zoom Type: Optical + Digital
- microSD/ TransFlash Card: No
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The CASIO EXILIM ZOOM EX-Z1050, is the latest exciting addition to CASIO's stylish series of EXILIM ZOOM digital cameras. The EX-Z1050 captures images of remarkably high quality for its very compact size, and its wide-format Super Bright LCD display gives users the power to enjoy instant, high-impact images of their shots.
The new EXILIM ZOOM EX-Z1050 packs a powerful punch in a sleek, compact package. Small enough to be held in the palm of the hand, this 10.1 megapixel digital camera still captures super high-resolution images that reproduce crystal-clear even in very large sizes - perfect for printing or on-screen viewing of those priceless, once-in-a-lifetime shots. This new model continues the trend of its predecessor by incorporating a large 2.6 inch, wide and bright LCD display. CASIO makes the most of this extra screen space to offer great functions like simultaneous viewing of a wide angle and a telephoto shot, and a convenient right side set of icon controls.
The EX-Z1050 has an effective 10.1 million pixels, powered by a large 1/1.75 inch format, high resolution CCD. Add the new EXILIM Engine 2.0 high-performance image processor, and the camera delivers highly expressive images and reproduces a wide tonal range.
The EX-Z1050's LCD display is a large, crystal clear 2.6 inch monitor in an attractive wide format. This LCD displays images and data with outstanding clarity and fine detail. The EX-Z1050's wide and bright display makes viewing in bright outdoor light easier than ever before.
Since the moment of its debut in 2002, the EXILIM series has been transforming the digital camera market. EXILIM cameras are slim and stylish, packed with superior functionality, and astonishingly easy to use. Users appreciate EXILIM's unique combination of compact size, intuitive controls, large displays, and long battery life. The latest models in the series continues to break new ground, with the recent introduction of functions like motion analysis technology, Anti Shake DSP, which reduces blurring due to unsteady hands or moving subjects, and the Super Bright display.
Product Description
CASIO developed the new EX-Z1050, as stylish and slim as any EXILIM, to enable an even greater variety of people to enjoy photography at the super high-resolution of 10.1 megapixels.
At this amazing level of detail, photos print crystal-clear even in large sizes or when trimmed to show just part of the image. Despite of its thinness, the EX-Z1050 features CASIO's generous new 2.6-inch Wide and Bright LCD display. The camera's lightweight aluminum construction makes it a breeze to carry and gives it an unforgettable look.
The EX-Z1050 is more than just convenient, stylish and cool: this camera is a truly high-performance device. It is built with the highly sophisticated EXILIM Engine 2.0 - a high-performance, image-processing module that not only improves image quality, but also boosts performance by, for instance, delivering new motion analysis technology. This latest model in the EXILIM series also delivers best-in-class high-speed, continuous shooting at 7 shots per second until memory is full, empowering users to capture every split second of an action-packed scene.
In the box:
Rechargeable lithium ion battery, Lithium-ion battery charger, AC power cord, USB cable, AV cable, strap, CD-ROM
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
30 of 30 people found the following review helpful
I searched and searched for cameras online and was told the more megapixels the better by friends. So i decided to get one 8 megapixels or above. The casio EX-Z1050 seemed a great price on amazon for a camera with 10.1 mp and looking at other review sites it always came out on top when compared with others at that price/quality. I had seen it on other websites for double the price too so at under £120 it was a bargain!
The camera arrived and after a quick battery charge i was ready to go. It is very easy to use and took no time to get the hang of the menu etc. The quality is fantastic and when i uploaded the images to my laptop i was very happy with them.
I wanted a camera for general use, nothing to arty farty just a good all round camera that took great pictures, looked stylish and didnt cost an arm and a leg....and thats what i got and im very pleased!
The camera arrived and after a quick battery charge i was ready to go. It is very easy to use and took no time to get the hang of the menu etc. The quality is fantastic and when i uploaded the images to my laptop i was very happy with them.
I wanted a camera for general use, nothing to arty farty just a good all round camera that took great pictures, looked stylish and didnt cost an arm and a leg....and thats what i got and im very pleased!
50 of 52 people found the following review helpful
Bought this camera about a week ago, and so far very pleased with the results. Nice bright screen, easy to use controls and the menu buttons/icons on the RH side of the view-finder as you take photos are very useful. Dosen't seems to be a way to manually adjust the shutters speed etc, is all managed by Casio's Best-Shot software, which is acessible via a single button.
Unfortunately video is limited to 10mins, but hopefully this will be removed via a firmware update from Casio like the ex-z850. Usually 10 mins is more than enough thought.
Camera comes with a separate battery charger, not a docking station, which is useful in some respects, (i.e. you can charge one battery whilst using the camera with another battery), however if you remove the battery from the camera to charge it, it forgets the time/date, (but not your preferences/selected sounds etc?), which you consequently have to set each time the battery is removed.
The best shot settings do seem to give good results, although you can't help wondering if manual 'tweaking' of the shutter speed, ISO etc could possibly give better results.
There is a manual WB setting, (adjusts contrast, exposure etc), which can be good in low light. One feature that the EX-Z850 had was a AF assist light which doubled as a 'movie light' as in many mobile phones to allow videos to be taken in the dark. A small difference, (the LED is now orange and cannot be used as a 'movie light'), but may be of concern to some.
Self-timer function has a multiple setting, chose from 2 or 10 second delay for the first picture, and then take 2 more consecutive pictures with about 2 second intervals. ie, if someone blinks or falls over you can choose the best of the three, which I think is a really good idea.
Feels very well made and has a nice metal case, (although in my opinion it would look better in a brushed aluminium finish...). SD HC support also means you can use 4GB memory cards (8GB are avaliable but apparently the camera is only compatible with upto 4GB - which I have ordered but have yet to test performance...)
Would recommend to anyone who's looking to get a digi cam for around £150, or even £250. It's not an SLR, but its very very good.
Unfortunately video is limited to 10mins, but hopefully this will be removed via a firmware update from Casio like the ex-z850. Usually 10 mins is more than enough thought.
Camera comes with a separate battery charger, not a docking station, which is useful in some respects, (i.e. you can charge one battery whilst using the camera with another battery), however if you remove the battery from the camera to charge it, it forgets the time/date, (but not your preferences/selected sounds etc?), which you consequently have to set each time the battery is removed.
The best shot settings do seem to give good results, although you can't help wondering if manual 'tweaking' of the shutter speed, ISO etc could possibly give better results.
There is a manual WB setting, (adjusts contrast, exposure etc), which can be good in low light. One feature that the EX-Z850 had was a AF assist light which doubled as a 'movie light' as in many mobile phones to allow videos to be taken in the dark. A small difference, (the LED is now orange and cannot be used as a 'movie light'), but may be of concern to some.
Self-timer function has a multiple setting, chose from 2 or 10 second delay for the first picture, and then take 2 more consecutive pictures with about 2 second intervals. ie, if someone blinks or falls over you can choose the best of the three, which I think is a really good idea.
Feels very well made and has a nice metal case, (although in my opinion it would look better in a brushed aluminium finish...). SD HC support also means you can use 4GB memory cards (8GB are avaliable but apparently the camera is only compatible with upto 4GB - which I have ordered but have yet to test performance...)
Would recommend to anyone who's looking to get a digi cam for around £150, or even £250. It's not an SLR, but its very very good.
47 of 49 people found the following review helpful
I thought I'd write a review to help anyone who may be thinking about buying this camera. I own the gold version of the casio z1050. It's smaller than I anticipated (a good thing!) which means it can fit into little handbags/pockets etc easily. Although it's not the smallest casio on the market (ie the casio s770) it is still very small and can fit into the average person's palm quite easily and is not very thick. The camera screen is also massive and dominates the back of the camera. I'm very happy with my choice as I was stuck between the casio s770 and this one (I don't think I would of liked one any smaller because it would just be a bit too flimsy).
The picture quality is excellent and clear. I'm not the most technical person and found the camera easy to operate. Great slideshow options, and over 30 best shot modes that are useful.
My only downside is that the battery has to be removed to be charged, which may mean that you lose any settings you have made (but I'm not entirely sure because I haven't had to recharge yet!). The battery has lasted ages so far (I've been using it every day for a week and it has not gone down at all - still full).
There are lots of other features that I won't bore you with! If you want to know more just ask!
I've never given a review before so it might not be very useful. I'm just an average photo taker and no professional! I just wanted to give a review because I'm happy not many people have reviwed it!
The picture quality is excellent and clear. I'm not the most technical person and found the camera easy to operate. Great slideshow options, and over 30 best shot modes that are useful.
My only downside is that the battery has to be removed to be charged, which may mean that you lose any settings you have made (but I'm not entirely sure because I haven't had to recharge yet!). The battery has lasted ages so far (I've been using it every day for a week and it has not gone down at all - still full).
There are lots of other features that I won't bore you with! If you want to know more just ask!
I've never given a review before so it might not be very useful. I'm just an average photo taker and no professional! I just wanted to give a review because I'm happy not many people have reviwed it!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent nothing bad about this camera
Im not going to write much but if you have a look at the pictures i took in cornwall you will see the quality there is nothing bad about this camera the battery lasts ages on a... Read more
Published on 31 Dec 2009 by D. Maynard
great pics
i use mine in a case underwater fantastic pics best pics mode for underwater is builtin as a option
Published on 27 April 2009 by Mr. C. J. Mills
Superb piece of equipment
I bought this camera not from Amazon, although I am an Amazon customer. It was advertised in the national press by Asda at £67. I am only sorry I did not purchase a couple of them. Read more
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Good but not great
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