Updated 28 May, 2012, 7:02 pm IST

REVIEWS / POINT AND SHOOT / CASIO INDIA PVT LTD

Casio Exilim EX-V7

28 Sep, 2007, 6:44 pm IST | by Gagan Gupta | Point and Shoot

The camera has its scene modes under the name of BS, which stands for Best Shot. The options here are quite comprehensive, offering ID photo, auction, and collection, but I guess it's only fair to make things easy for everyone. There's also a manual mode that allows you to play with the exposure settings.

7x optical zoom is great, but the fact that it doesn't come supported with image stabilization makes picture-taking at full zoom extremely challenging. In anything but the brightest lighting, getting a still shot was near impossible at full zoom especially in my caffeine-weary hands.

Even without the zoom, blurring seems to be a bit of a problem with the V7 under normal indoor lighting. You'll probably have to use a lot of flat surfaces for getting it right in this one.

Other than that, the colors I got from the V7 were pretty good. There was a bit of over-saturation on bright reds but that's rare and easily forgivable.

Sharpness levels though seem quite low for a camera of this price. With 7.2 megapixel resolution at its disposal, the sensor definitely had enough room to make the images look a lot sharper than they did. In the end I felt these pictures would be best suited for 4x6 or similarly sized prints.

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Tags: Casio , digicam , digital camera , 7 megapixel

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