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Image Resource reviews the Casio Exilim Pro EX-P600. Its a camera I'm in the middle of writing a review on and is a camera worth checking out.
They write - 'Trim, compact, and sporting a stylish new user interface, the Casio Exilim EX-P600 is one of the smallest digicams I've seen that offers so much manual control. The EX-P600 offers a generous six-megapixel CCD, which, combined with the high-quality Canon 4x zoom lens, captures high-resolution images with loads of fine detail. Also packed into the EX-P600's tiny body is full manual exposure control, an excellent range of bracketing and shooting modes, a full range of image adjustment tools, and a unique Free AF autofocus area selector that gives you complete control over where in the frame the autofocus system takes its cues from. The EX-P600's BESTSHOT mode is better suited to novices, offering no less than 25 (!) preset scene modes, but a wide array of features and the option for partial or full manual exposure control makes the EX-P600 well suited to a range of experience levels.'
Get more information on the Casio Exilim Pro EX-P600
Posted by Darren in our News category on August 01, 2004