which camera is better? the casio exilim ex-ex-ZR100 or ZR400? Which has better features?
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The ZR100 his a camera I use and it does everything that I ask it to do. I have never used the other one, so I can't comment on it. The quality of pictures I get is very much what I expect, that's why I looked into it before I purchased it. I am on my second one.
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All of my research showed that the 100 is superior to the 400 as far as speed and manual options.
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I am also looking at these two cameras. My needs are a good low light performance as well as action sport shots. I had purchased the Panasonic FZ8 but have returned it because the inside low light pictures were very noisy and grainy. It took great outside pictures and was responsibly fast. I'm currently wanting to try the Sony but don't like the idea of having to buy a memory stick for it, I have a few sd cards that the Canon takes.
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I agree, the picture quality of the FZ100 just isn't there...but the FZ40 is very good, even better than the FZ35
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i think s95 is compelling if u want better pictures and control. since s95 has the bigger sensor (better pictures) and the PASM (better control).but really, the 4000 is a true P&S; wif some kick-ass hardware baked in.
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LZ40 is a stripped down super zoom camera without an electronic viewfinder. The FZ70 has an EVF and takes excellent images and video. The FZ70 operates like a dSLR in that you have a viewfinder which helps stabilize the camera. The LZ40 is closer to a compact camera and long zoom images will likely be blurred from motion unless you use a tripod. Get the FZ70 it's a much better camera for the money.
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The ZS25 lacks several of the flagship ZS30 features. Wifi, GPS, and just one mic for mono audio recording.The camera comes with a lower price. A great shooter if you don't need these extras.
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I really like the Panasonic ZS30. I do not have the Fuji f900, although I've heard nice things about it. Google www.dpreview.com. I think they have professional reviews of both cameras. Might also try www.whatdigitalcamera.com. Another good place for professional reviews is www.cameralabs.com. If you go to www.whatdigitalcamera.com, it is a British magazine, and the ZS30 is known as the TZ40 in Europe - same camera. Both the Fuji and the Panasonic are highly rated. Another option to consider - Panasonic has announced that the ZS40 - next upgrade - will be coming out in March. It will have a 30X zoom, RAW shooting, and EVF, and several other new features. Might want to check that one out if you can wait a bit.
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go to casio.com look up the model of the camera down load and print the manel
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I'm not sure what card came with the camera, as I installed a Scandisk 16GB SDHC card, which came from my previous camera. The Casio is a good camera and as i travel all the time I bought it for 2 reasons: the long lasting battery, and the GPS function. Sorry I couldn't help about the transcend 32GB card.
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Ok. I ended up trying both Canon SX200 and Panasonic ZS1. I didn't get the ZS3 because the price is much more for functions that aren't important to me. I decided that I am still better off with a point and shoot so I returned SX200 and kept ZS1. Although some of the shots came out great from the SX200 after doing some manual adjusting, I can't afford to take that much time for every shot on my trips. The auto function of Canon is very poor and that makes it rather inconvenient. ZS1 quality is similar but easier to use when there isn't enough time to take pictures. I like it so far.
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Ignacio, the new Lumix cameras are pretty amazing. I have the ZS3 which shares some features with the FZ35. Primarily, the Venus HD chip with the AVCHD video compression, is amazing and the key advantage in my opinion. Take a look at www.panasonic.NET/lumix for more details. The panasonic.COM website hardly tells you anything for some reason.
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I have just ordered an FZ35. I was previously holding out for the FZ40, but after reading the reviews on the FZ100, I have concluded that the FZ35 is a BETTER product than the FZ40 will be! According to many FZ35 owners who have purchased an FZ100 (which has the same lens, zoom, and CCD chip as the FZ40) the image quality is NOT as good on the FZ100 as it is on the FZ35. This is attributed to the increased Megapixels that are jammed onto a SMALLER CCD chip. In order to add the increased zoom, Panasonic had to shrink the size of the CCD chip, and at the same time they jammed in more pixels. Consequence: loss of image quality. Low light photos on the FZ100 are apparently grainier on the FZ100 than on the FZ35 as well. Add to that the fact that the FZ40 will only accept microchipped Panasonic batteries (at 3-4 times the price of aftermarket batteries) and the choice is clear! Stop waiting! Buy an FZ35. I just did myself!
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Both are fine calculators with similar price points and similar features. The difference is the Casio has the added touchscreen, which I personally have found very useful. I am glad I went with this and not the TiN CAS.
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Yep you need to buy the chip. I have been using casio cameras for 6 years now and love them. Enjoy.
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Pixel PowerWith a 18.2-megapixel Exmor® R CMOS sensor, capture high-resolution images that take full advantage of the camera's high quality Carl Zeiss® lens. Advanced processing technology reduces noise and graininess for incredibly crisp, clear images - even in challenging low-light conditions.
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In addition to several other professional reviews available online in favor of the Panasonic ZS3/TZ7, one of the most reputable online sources for photography (i.e., The Luminous Landscape) has published its findings on April 28, 2009, comparing Panasonics ZS3, Canon SX200, and Fuji F200EXR, and I found it very informative:http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/pocket.shtml
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It uses these NP-80 / NP80 Replacement Battery for Select Casio Exilim Cameras (2 Pack)I got the light, that comes with a battery and charger and the 2-pack on the link I posted here.