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The EX-H10, Around the world in 1000 photos
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Around the world in 1000 photos |
The 12.1 megapixel EXILIM EX-H10 comes with a high-performance super long-life battery, which enables you to take 1000 photos with just one battery charge. The 24 mm wide-angle lens, 10x optical zoom with mechanical image stabiliser and a wealth of intelligent functions guarantee outstanding pictures, while the HD video recording feature lets you film breathtaking and highly detailed videos.
24 mm wide-angle lens
Whether for landscape photos, tourist sights or group pictures in confined spaces, the 24 mm wide-angle lens makes the EX-H10 your perfect companion whatever the occasion. The 24 mm focal length allows you to capture a larger area and include more friends in a group photo from only a short distance away.
10x optical zoom with mechanical image stabiliser
It's easy to zoom in on those special moments: the 10x optical zoom can bring even the most distant subjects right up close, while the mechanical image stabiliser automatically reduces blurring. The EX-H10 has everything you need in any situation and guarantees outstanding photos.
Dynamic Photo function
With the Dynamic Photo function, you can cut a subject out of a photo that has just been taken and use another photo as a background. You can even cut out several subjects from a serial picture recording and use these to create an image sequence in which only the subject moves and the background remains static.
New: You now have the option of changing the size of the subject and adapting it to the background. Dynamic Photo subjects can also be transformed into a video from the EX-H10 itself — with no need for editing on a computer.
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HD video recording |
HD video recording
The HD video recording feature on the EXILIM EX-H10 allows you to shoot high-resolution and detailed videos with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels — simply press the Movie button and start recording. What's more, the 16:9 wide-screen format gives your video clips an expressive, professionally filmed character.
*Max. recording length 10 minutes/video
Landscape Mode
The EX-H10 is equipped with a Landscape Mode for outstanding landscape photos. The outstanding image processing automatically reduces cloud, haziness or mist in the picture with the result that the skyline appears clearer, contours are shown clearly and the sky is bright. That's handy: The EX-H10 features a separate "Landscape Mode" button to activate or de-activate the function quickly.
12.1 megapixels
Within its compact and elegant housing, the EX-H10 hides 12.1 megapixels, which don't just give you spectacular photos but also ensure outstanding detail. 12.1 megapixels are perfect for editing, enlarging and printing sections of photos without any reduction in picture quality.
EXILIM Engine 4.0
Backlight, portrait, landscape and night-time photos or poor lighting conditions — the new EXILIM Engine 4.0 image processor enables you to overcome all these challenges. The EXILIM Engine 4.0 processes complex images very quickly and ensures excellent image quality with moiré and noise suppression, making it a pleasure to take and view excellent photos. And the best is yet to come: even with the wide range of new functions and the complex data processing, the energy consumption has been reduced by almost 30%, increasing the battery life significantly.
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Bright and high contrast |
Bright and high-contrast 7.6 cm (3.0 inch) TFT colour display (Super Clear LCD)
The EX-H10 features a large, bright 7.6 cm (3.0 inch) TFT colour display (Super Clear LCD) that permits viewing from almost any angle. In addition to the large viewing angle and a high resolution of 230,400 pixels, the TFT colour display provides above-average contrast, thus assuring an especially clear and sharp image of your subjects. The display also offers above-average brightness, making it easier for you to view your pictures — even in bright sunlight. You can select from 6 presets to match the brightness to the ambient lighting conditions: -1/0/+1/+2/Auto1/Auto2
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
86 of 89 people found the following review helpful
By R. Britton
Can I first of all say, that Most camera buyers have not heard of casio cameras, despite them inventing the LCD screen digital camera.
I sell cameras for a living and have worked directly for casio and Panasonic. Many reviews I have read here seem to completely miss the point of the winning qualities of this camera.
For example, One reviewer wrote:
To be honest I can't really see why this would be a first choice camera while it remains this expensive, because you can get a good Canon Powershot for this, or even a Panasonic Lumix TZ6 which performs 100% better in every way.
Actually you cant get a good powershot camera for this price, and would be limited to a very basic 3 or 5 x zoom model.
The Panasonic TZ6 is an excellent camera, but is not better than the Casio. I have both, as well as having sold hundreds of each, and then heard the after sales feedback.
I am sure many Panasonic TZ6/7 fans will tell you that the Panasonic has a wonderful Lieca lens, but then it is only a branded product and not made by lieca (sorry to disappoint you Panasonic owners...Oh, feel free to check this out for yourself).
The TZ7 wil take 250 shots per battery charge, while the casio will take 1000, so I don't see how the TZ7 is better there
They both take near identical quality shots.
Some folks say the Casio is chunky, but they are forgetting it is the same size or actually smaller than its competitors In the same zoom range).
The casio is the ONLY camera in the Amazon best sellers with a screen you can see in direct sunlight NO OTHER CAMERA MANUFACTURER CAN DO THIS, so TZ7 users wont even be able to see their screens while the buyers of the Casio will be able to see theirs perfectly........ Read more ›
I sell cameras for a living and have worked directly for casio and Panasonic. Many reviews I have read here seem to completely miss the point of the winning qualities of this camera.
For example, One reviewer wrote:
To be honest I can't really see why this would be a first choice camera while it remains this expensive, because you can get a good Canon Powershot for this, or even a Panasonic Lumix TZ6 which performs 100% better in every way.
Actually you cant get a good powershot camera for this price, and would be limited to a very basic 3 or 5 x zoom model.
The Panasonic TZ6 is an excellent camera, but is not better than the Casio. I have both, as well as having sold hundreds of each, and then heard the after sales feedback.
I am sure many Panasonic TZ6/7 fans will tell you that the Panasonic has a wonderful Lieca lens, but then it is only a branded product and not made by lieca (sorry to disappoint you Panasonic owners...Oh, feel free to check this out for yourself).
The TZ7 wil take 250 shots per battery charge, while the casio will take 1000, so I don't see how the TZ7 is better there
They both take near identical quality shots.
Some folks say the Casio is chunky, but they are forgetting it is the same size or actually smaller than its competitors In the same zoom range).
The casio is the ONLY camera in the Amazon best sellers with a screen you can see in direct sunlight NO OTHER CAMERA MANUFACTURER CAN DO THIS, so TZ7 users wont even be able to see their screens while the buyers of the Casio will be able to see theirs perfectly........ Read more ›
53 of 55 people found the following review helpful
By Mr. B. EVANS
I researched loads of different hi zoom compacts and my choices were a Panasonic Lumix TZ7 and the Casio H10.After reading lots of reviews the most being about the Panasonic and it had a slightly longer zoom I purchased the Panasonic.
That was a big mistake it was returned in 2 days and money refunded.
So then chose the Casio it has a more megapixels and a slightly shorter zoom but in use there was no noticable difference,The battery lasts for ages,it is nice and compact and fits in a pocket easily.
The picture quality is fantastic and it shoots some very good movies.
There are different scene modes for every type of photo you can think of and the menu is easy to read and set up.
Casio were I think the first makers of digital cameras but for some reason they are not as popular as some of the older camera makers who started with film cameras but they do make some very good digital cameras
Basically if you are looking for a compact camera with a long zoom I personally think that this is the best you can get
That was a big mistake it was returned in 2 days and money refunded.
So then chose the Casio it has a more megapixels and a slightly shorter zoom but in use there was no noticable difference,The battery lasts for ages,it is nice and compact and fits in a pocket easily.
The picture quality is fantastic and it shoots some very good movies.
There are different scene modes for every type of photo you can think of and the menu is easy to read and set up.
Casio were I think the first makers of digital cameras but for some reason they are not as popular as some of the older camera makers who started with film cameras but they do make some very good digital cameras
Basically if you are looking for a compact camera with a long zoom I personally think that this is the best you can get
49 of 51 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Stunning colours and clarity with an amazingly user-friendly autofocus
23 Dec 2009
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As far as point-and-click cameras go, this one is amazingly easy to get stunning results from. The autofocus is superb, and the tracking feature is great for fixing the focus then panning round to get some well-focussed, interestingly composed shots. The results are absolutely sparkling with colour and clarity, with the sharpest pictures I've ever managed to get from a point-and-click. In particular, blues come out almost electric. The live histogram is clear and easy to use if you're trying to get your colour / light balance technically just right!
Similarly, the 'Vivid Landscape' feature is nothing short of brilliant for bringing out the colour in your panoramic shots, and Casio have made a feature of it by providing a dedicated button to access it on top of the camera.
The Casio 'Best Shot' system supplies a load of different presets for particular settings, and there's a dedicated Best Shot button at the back of the camera to access this instantly - no fiddly menus, which I found a great bonus. So easy to use, and there really are lots of settings to choose from (I found the 'text' setting particularly useful as I often take photographs of old documents).
The 10x optical zoom works quickly and efficiently, and it's fantastic to have that level of zoom included. Also, the LCD viewer is really nice and large, making previewing, reviewing and menu fiddling much easier. The menus, incidentally, work very intuitively, and are easier to navigate than with many similar models I've used.... Read more ›
Similarly, the 'Vivid Landscape' feature is nothing short of brilliant for bringing out the colour in your panoramic shots, and Casio have made a feature of it by providing a dedicated button to access it on top of the camera.
The Casio 'Best Shot' system supplies a load of different presets for particular settings, and there's a dedicated Best Shot button at the back of the camera to access this instantly - no fiddly menus, which I found a great bonus. So easy to use, and there really are lots of settings to choose from (I found the 'text' setting particularly useful as I often take photographs of old documents).
The 10x optical zoom works quickly and efficiently, and it's fantastic to have that level of zoom included. Also, the LCD viewer is really nice and large, making previewing, reviewing and menu fiddling much easier. The menus, incidentally, work very intuitively, and are easier to navigate than with many similar models I've used.... Read more ›
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By R. H. Tyte
I just love this little beauty, I have always had a Sony but trusted the reviews and and have no regrets..the battery is incredible, the 10x zoom is superb, needs a bit of support on full zoom though. Its a bit bulkier than most and heavy but fits in the top pocket ok..seems quite solidly built.Best shot gives you an easy option and never fails , the video is quite good on HD but grainy on std..Macro is not too clever but ok.The screen is bright and very clear, all in all a great little camera.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not deserving of its WHICH recommendation in any way
Impossible to see view selected on a sunny day - when (hopefully) it will be used most. And instruction booklet inadequate.....Or was I just sent a duff camera. Read more
Published 27 days ago by Ken Broad
5.0 out of 5 stars
Casio at its best
I love Casio. It's such an innovative and original brand. (Of course, they are not viewed with the reverence accorded to Nikon and Canon or Olympus. Read more
Published on 21 April 2011 by T. Dean
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great pictures... by day!!
It's a good camera, and the H.D video quality is very good, however if you move the zoom closer to the object, the zoom quality gets very poor. Read more
Published on 8 Jan 2011 by Carlos Carmo
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good Quality Camera :)
i bought this product from amazon and it arrived in good time as advertised. the menus and buttons are easy to navigate through and learn which is important. Read more
Published on 2 Oct 2010 by Mr. 3000
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cool Casio
This is the second Casio camera i have owned over 5 years. I was going on holiday and thought about a new camera. Read more
Published on 28 Sep 2010 by Jojo
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a camera 1000 shots on a battery
After researching digital cameras with a good zoom 10x+ I opted for this over the Fujifilm 80 camera which my friend brought as his camera only lasted for 200 shots plus I have... Read more
Published on 18 Aug 2010 by Christopher Church
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent
Bought this camera as a replacement for my wife's camera (apparently I lost it?)just before we went on holiday - the lower resolution Casio was recommended by a friend who bought... Read more
Published on 22 July 2010 by normanr
5.0 out of 5 stars
Digital marvel
A really good camera in a small package. Good resolution, and high zoom and HD movie mode. Item came within 3 days at a great price
Published on 16 July 2010 by M. Bayley
4.0 out of 5 stars
Casio Exilim EX-H10
I am very happy with the camera, and it's fairly simple use. So far the quality of the pictures has been excellent. I would recommend this camera to anyone.
Published on 10 May 2010 by Mr. A. J. Blanchard
5.0 out of 5 stars
Brilliant battery
Do you get fed up recharging batteries? Well I do, and if you are the same and want a camera with a super battery life this is the one for you. Read more
Published on 4 May 2010 by Steve Keller
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