Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great Camera
Comment: Great picture quality. Very small and compact design. First camera so i have nothing to compare this to.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I LOVE THIS CAMERA!
Comment: This camera has great image quality and I love the new toch sensitive buttons. This camera is so easy to use...anyone can just pick it up and learn how to use in a matter of seconds. BUY THIS CAMERA
I agree with the other comment that the charging slot should be somewhere else instead of on the bottom of the camera! (Who thought of that one?!?!?!?)
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best of the point and shoots
Comment: Casio Exilim EX-Z75 7.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Anti Shake Optical Zoom (Black)
I bought both the Casio and the Samsung right before Christmas last year. At the time, they hadn't come out with the 10mp Casio or the 11mp Samsung, so these 2 were the best comparison products for ultra slim camera models. After much comparison, I like this Samsung camera better, and here's why. The Samsung's battery has a better lifespan and it's also easier to charge. The Casio battery has to be placed into a charger outside of the camera body and it slips easily, so even when you think it's charging, it's not. The Samsung's battery can be charged while it's in the camera, which is easier and foolproof. The Casio's buttons are very small, and even though I'm a girl with delicate fingers, I felt like I had to work awfully hard to get the buttons to work, including the power button and the shutter release. There are a few things I liked better about the Casio, I like that the flash options are on a button and not inside a menu, it's much faster to switch the flash options. I also like the roundness of it's design a little better. As far as image quality, the Casio had some distinctive color fringing in highlight areas, and distinctive noise in low light situations. The Samsung has noise too, but it's a little less obvious. The Samsung's auto focus was faster than the Casio's, also the Casio has a long time delay between focusing and being able to shoot the picture, and in that delay it freezes the shot, so you can't continue to watch the motion, and that was very hard to get used to. I'd be framing a shot, and while it was focusing, I'd not only lose the moment, but I would end up shooting the ground instead of my cat, because I wasn't able to see what was going on while it was focusing. On the other hand, the Casio's flash seemed to recycle faster. Also, the Casio's flash is in a better location. The Samsung flash is located at the top of the camera, so when I would go to take the picture, I almost inevitably had my finger over the flash when it would pop up. Not a big deal, it hasn't broken or ruined a shot, it's just annoying. One of the few glitches I've seen with this camera is the macro/close up mode: I don't know if it's a problem of distance (being too close to the subject) or if there's a deeper problem, but the autofocus will find a spot and pretend to be focused, and then it suddenly switches and is way off. This doesn't happen on every shot, but enough to be a hassle.
I can't remember all of the features of the Casio, but I don't remember it having manual options for shutter speed, iISO or aperture, but I know the Samsung does. I also don't recall it being able to take Video, but I could be wrong about that also. The Samsung's video function is a little rough, but it's good to have for those random moments that you wouldn't want to miss. I'm a professional photographer who was looking for a fun camera to keep in my purse, and after trying these 2 out, I kept the Samsung for myself and gave the Casio to my sister.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Samsung?
Comment: Great camera, great software, good pics. I'm most happy with the look and size of camera i take it everywhere.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Pretty Awesome
Comment: This is exactly what I was looking for! This camera rocks! It's the thickness of a dime, and it is bullet proof. I went on a bike ride in chicago in the rain, and it got wet, and still took great pictures. I've also dropped it, and stepped on it, and none of these things has effected the performence. The only reservation I have about this product is it's night mode. When you shoot in a low light situation without a flash the pictures are very fuzzy. I've found that I can use a higher ISO or change the exposure speeds to get a good picture, or you just turn on the flash. If it weren't for that little hick-up I would give it a 5 star rating.
On the USB charging and data transfer cable. I've found it to be 100%. If you have a problem with it, send it back to samsung. The only thing that I've found is you have to turn the camera on for it to sync to your computer. If the camera is off it just charges.
When i first got the camera I did think there was an awful lot of noise in the pictures. Then I looked into the different setting and saw that you could set it to ISO100, you can also set it up for Soft Normal or Vivid colors, and you can set up the pixels for fine or very fine. There are also a some fun filters and various focusing options. It's a very tight little bundle.
Summary: Great Camera
Comment: Great picture quality. Very small and compact design. First camera so i have nothing to compare this to.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I LOVE THIS CAMERA!
Comment: This camera has great image quality and I love the new toch sensitive buttons. This camera is so easy to use...anyone can just pick it up and learn how to use in a matter of seconds. BUY THIS CAMERA
I agree with the other comment that the charging slot should be somewhere else instead of on the bottom of the camera! (Who thought of that one?!?!?!?)
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best of the point and shoots
Comment: Casio Exilim EX-Z75 7.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Anti Shake Optical Zoom (Black)
I bought both the Casio and the Samsung right before Christmas last year. At the time, they hadn't come out with the 10mp Casio or the 11mp Samsung, so these 2 were the best comparison products for ultra slim camera models. After much comparison, I like this Samsung camera better, and here's why. The Samsung's battery has a better lifespan and it's also easier to charge. The Casio battery has to be placed into a charger outside of the camera body and it slips easily, so even when you think it's charging, it's not. The Samsung's battery can be charged while it's in the camera, which is easier and foolproof. The Casio's buttons are very small, and even though I'm a girl with delicate fingers, I felt like I had to work awfully hard to get the buttons to work, including the power button and the shutter release. There are a few things I liked better about the Casio, I like that the flash options are on a button and not inside a menu, it's much faster to switch the flash options. I also like the roundness of it's design a little better. As far as image quality, the Casio had some distinctive color fringing in highlight areas, and distinctive noise in low light situations. The Samsung has noise too, but it's a little less obvious. The Samsung's auto focus was faster than the Casio's, also the Casio has a long time delay between focusing and being able to shoot the picture, and in that delay it freezes the shot, so you can't continue to watch the motion, and that was very hard to get used to. I'd be framing a shot, and while it was focusing, I'd not only lose the moment, but I would end up shooting the ground instead of my cat, because I wasn't able to see what was going on while it was focusing. On the other hand, the Casio's flash seemed to recycle faster. Also, the Casio's flash is in a better location. The Samsung flash is located at the top of the camera, so when I would go to take the picture, I almost inevitably had my finger over the flash when it would pop up. Not a big deal, it hasn't broken or ruined a shot, it's just annoying. One of the few glitches I've seen with this camera is the macro/close up mode: I don't know if it's a problem of distance (being too close to the subject) or if there's a deeper problem, but the autofocus will find a spot and pretend to be focused, and then it suddenly switches and is way off. This doesn't happen on every shot, but enough to be a hassle.
I can't remember all of the features of the Casio, but I don't remember it having manual options for shutter speed, iISO or aperture, but I know the Samsung does. I also don't recall it being able to take Video, but I could be wrong about that also. The Samsung's video function is a little rough, but it's good to have for those random moments that you wouldn't want to miss. I'm a professional photographer who was looking for a fun camera to keep in my purse, and after trying these 2 out, I kept the Samsung for myself and gave the Casio to my sister.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Samsung?
Comment: Great camera, great software, good pics. I'm most happy with the look and size of camera i take it everywhere.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Pretty Awesome
Comment: This is exactly what I was looking for! This camera rocks! It's the thickness of a dime, and it is bullet proof. I went on a bike ride in chicago in the rain, and it got wet, and still took great pictures. I've also dropped it, and stepped on it, and none of these things has effected the performence. The only reservation I have about this product is it's night mode. When you shoot in a low light situation without a flash the pictures are very fuzzy. I've found that I can use a higher ISO or change the exposure speeds to get a good picture, or you just turn on the flash. If it weren't for that little hick-up I would give it a 5 star rating.
On the USB charging and data transfer cable. I've found it to be 100%. If you have a problem with it, send it back to samsung. The only thing that I've found is you have to turn the camera on for it to sync to your computer. If the camera is off it just charges.
When i first got the camera I did think there was an awful lot of noise in the pictures. Then I looked into the different setting and saw that you could set it to ISO100, you can also set it up for Soft Normal or Vivid colors, and you can set up the pixels for fine or very fine. There are also a some fun filters and various focusing options. It's a very tight little bundle.
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