Testseek.com have collected 15 expert reviews of the Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z1080 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z1080.
January 2008
(78%)
15 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Casio may not be the most prolific digital camera manufacturer, with a current range of 21 models, but it is one of the oldest, launching its first camera, the 0.3-megapixel QV-300 in 1996. Despite its long pedigree Casio today has only a tiny share of th...
Compact and durable shape, Variety of Best Shot and manual settings, Accurate
Buttons are too small, Proprietary USB cable, YouTube Uploader software doesn’t work on Macs
For only $249, the Casio EX-Z1080 takes good photos, has a solid feel, a whopping 41 Best Shot modes, and takes video clips optimized for YouTube. It also offers an impressive number of controls, such as manual focus, white balance, and face recognitio...
Abstract: It also incorporates the EXILIM Engine 2.0 high-performance image processing module, which allows high quality movies to be recorded at the high compression rate of the next-generation H.264 standard. Theres also a YouTube™ Capture Mode, which enabl...
Now you can waste as much time making YouTube videos as you do watching them - this Casio shoots colourful (H.264) movies and comes with dedicated YouTube upload software for your PC. Still images are just as good thanks to an oversized 10-megapixel senso...
Talking of pubs, the Z1080’s blur reduction tech can’t stabilise more than about half a lager’s worth of wrist wobble. A grainy screen doesn’t do the Exilim any favours and the modest 3x zoom around the front won’t help your...
The YouTube mode is easy enough, although real tech-heads are uploading clips straight from their phones these days. What really makes this Casio a red carpet winner are its stunning 10-megapixel image quality, handy portrait features and low light sma...
Abstract: The EX-Z1080 isnt brimming with remarkable specifications, but its this kind of camera that often turns out to be excellent value. Its a little chunkier than the Casio EX-S880 (reviewed in Shopper 242) but it has a bigger battery, a 10-megapixel ...
Abstract: The latest from the Exilim range isnt ground-breaking but does continue to offer the same impressive performance, solid design and user-friendliness of much of the range. Improvements such as the face recognition technology and YouTube feature will a...
Overall, we like the Tracey Capen, for its small size and relatively quick control menus. But, unless youre a YouTube junkie, this camera has little to set it apart from the dozens of other compact models. Tracey Capen ...
The Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z1080 is an excellent compact, despite the glaring absence of optical stabilisation. Just about everything on the camera is tweakable in a user-friendly way, meaning its capable of strong images in most circumstances ...
