Casio Exilim EX-Z850 Reviewed (Verdict: Highly Recommended)

Simon Joinson over at dpreview.com took an in - depth look at Casio ’s raw flagship extremist - summary model , the 8.1 megapixel Exilim EX - Z850 , and for the most part like what he saw . He says both the screen and the flash are betterment over its beloved precedessor , the Exilim EX - Z750 , and users should have a lot of fun with the 34 right Shot mode , but that while the EX-7850 is capable of the serious termination in its class , getting them requires more tweaking than the average user might be capable of :

… This is a camera much considerably suited to the more experient user than the wealth of scene modes might advise . To get the most out of it you really do need to either recreate a short with the various parameters ( the inclination to overexpose means AE - recompense is often call up for ) – or do some station processing ; something the occasionally rather flat results lend themselves well to . The argument you’re able to control – impregnation , line and brightness – really need some tweak to get the well results . It would be ideally suit to an SLR user wanting something they could dribble easy on the days when they do n’t fancy lugging a lot of clayey paraphernalia around , or for anyone who wants a ‘ point and shoot ’ model that can , if need be , allow them to try out with manual options as their knowledge and expertise grows .

sound like a lot of photographic camera for your dollar , in a decent piffling metallic element package even . The Exilim EX-7850 is currently usable from between $ 319 to $ 399 at various online retailers .

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