Casio Exilim Pro EX-P600 Appareil Photo Numérique

Pros: Simply awesome, this is by far the best digital camera I've ever used.

Cons: None. Really!

The Bottom Line: This WILL be your last camera for a long time. It is simply amazing. It does everything and does it all well. The view screen alone will blow you away!

Review: Greetings. I must be in a prolific mood to write today, as I just reviewed a multifunction (check out my review for the Brother 8840D)printer, and felt why stop now when I'm on a roll? I started hunting for a new digital camera as mine was eating ...

Pros: Small size, light weight, 6 megapixels, lots of features, interface, Wide/Tele adaptors.

Cons: Indifferent build quality, poor cable cover - will look worn fast with heavy use.

The Bottom Line: This camera packs a lot in a very small package, and has excellent Canon lenses, too.

Review: I bought an Exilim Pro-600 in late July, and took it to France with me on vacation for three weeks. I did a lot of research before I bought it, and handled most competitive cameras. Small size and light weight were critical for me, plus 6 megapixels (for ...

Pros: Does everything an SLR can do.

Cons: Low power flash, out of focus shots in low light, fast action.

The Bottom Line: Excellent camera for the serious photographer who is not quite "pro" yet. Compact, long battery life, versatile.

Review: I had a Casio Z-40 that I bought almost by mistake. I found it quite good and liked it a lot. So when my son wanted a compact camera to take on a major trip, I told him I'd buy another Z-40 one for him. Then I found the Pro 600 and got that for ME and ...

Pros: Fast start-up, 2" LCD, Pro features, Easy to use, Compact

Cons: You could say it's ugly, but with the fantastic feature set it grows on you.

The Bottom Line: Do you want a compact, light weight camera with ease-of-use for your family and professional features for yourself? Casio ES-P600 with a Canon lens is it!

Review: I set out to find the ultimate compact digital camera with features similar to my old Canon SLR and my Olympus 2 megapixle digital. I made my own feature score card and narrowed my choices down to 9 cameras. My wife thought I was crazy for taking most of ...

Pros: Great features, small size, excellent pictures.

Cons: Cheesy battery closure, no paper manual--you need some reference help with this many features.

Review: I recently upgraded from a 2 megapixel canon which I had used for about 4 years--mainly to get the higher resolution and to lose the shutter lag. Those problems certainly have been solved but I have also been taking advantage of some quite useful ...

Pros: Stainless steel body, Canon lenses, mainsided settings , clear and sharp LCD

Cons: the USB connect is slow, the power connection's cover is moving

Review: This is the best camera which was in my hands... Excellent image quality, a lot of setting, BULB time setting,compact size. ...

Pros: Looks good and sounds like full of features

Cons: JUNK - DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY - Get a different camera

Review: Bought this camera a year + 1 month. it broke 1st month. On board computer not work. repair facility in NJ. got it back month later. next month broke again. this time the flash bulb inside burst internally when using the flash. sent back to repair. Now ...

Pros: Sharp pictures, good exposure, compact size, built-in lens cover can't get lost

Cons: Self-timer button located where I always hit it with my thumb.

Review: I bought the EX-P600 for a European vacation. I had been using the Kodak DC-4800 (3 megapixel) for several years and wanted the 6 megapixel so I did not need to use digital enlargement. With the Casio a 250 ppi file produces an 8x10 print and 192 ppi ...