Casio Casio Exilim EX-S880

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Pros
Useful tracking mode keeps focus locked
YouTube capture mode
Cons
Mediocre image quality

Casio Exilim EX-S880 Compact Camera Review

by Paul Jasper

- The slim and attractive Casio Exilim EX-S880 adds a few twists to what you'd expect to find in a 3X-zoom, 8-megapixel point-and-shoot digital camera. The bright and sharp 2.8-inch LCD screen has an unusual 14:9 aspect ratio; when shooting at the default 4:3 ratio, you see the current settings in a column to the right of the live preview. For 16:9 stills or video, you see black bars above and below the preview, or you can switch to a layout that superimposes the settings over a larger preview, similar to how most cameras display them. The maximum video resolution is 848 by 480 pixels--short of HDTV quality, but a higher resolution than most cameras can manage.

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User Reviews for Casio Casio Exilim EX-S880

Reviewed by: skidlin

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Very slim, quick startup time, great quality pictures, and cheap price.

Weaknesses: More mobile if forgo the docking station.

Overall Evaluation: This is a very convenient digital camera for every occasions. It feels very sturdy and elegant. Also it would fit in any pockets. I love how quickly this camera will allow me to take quick pictures on the go. At its current prices below $200, it is one of the best camera out there on the market.
Reviewed by: pctecguy

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Great little camera, easy and fun to use! WOW!

Weaknesses: none

Overall Evaluation: Overall this is a great little camera, excellent quality, easy to use, good battery life, nice charging dock. Holds thousands of pictures on my 4 GB card. Video quality is great as well. Very pleased.

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