I recently had a mishap with my beloved EX-Z750 which I have been using for over two years. I decided to look for a new camera to replace it. I searched a while and I can't find anything with all the features the camera had which I would have to leave if I moved to a different line of cameras.
Instead I decided to look into the later cameras in the Exilm series and one of the most recent ones is looking like the best buy. The main part of this question is, is there anything bad about the Casio Exilm EX-Z1050 (http://www.trustedreviews.com/digital-ca... that I should be wary about? It has all the features in my old camera that I need and it seems to have extras that would be great.
Thank You. Unless u are a professional photographer and need to print large pictures (almost life size), the Casio Exilm EX-Z1050 10.1 megapixel camera is just too much, just get a older and cheaper Casio Camera which has 5 to 7.1 megapixel is plenty enough for daily use.
Also you might want to consider getting a digital camera that has better zoom than the standard 3x optical zoom. The world's smallest10x optical zoom camera Kodak Easyshare V610.
Or the slim Olympus Stylus 750 has 5x optical zoom which is on sale for $170 now.
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