UK Camera Store Ltd Casio EX S600

6.0 million effective pixels for prints up to A3 size
3x zoom lens (35-105mm equivalent)
SD/MMC card compatible
2.2" digital TFT colour LCD
0.007 sec. shutter release lag time after focus lock
USB cradle
Super-life rechargeable lithium-ion battery
90 x 59 x 16.1mm (W x H x D excl. projections, thinnest point 13.7mm)
Anti Shake DSP

10+ IN STOCK £99.99 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

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Now in Special: All about Anti Shake DSP, Quick Shutter and Auto Macro function - the invisible stand of your EX-S600 . Everything in one place: in the USB docking station with high speed USB 2.0. Here the battery is charged or the camera connected as quick as a flash to the computer or photo printer. Thanks to the AV connection you can even show your photos and movies on the television. Simply practical: The Film Stabilisation function* can reduce the risk of filming scenes which are wobbly because the camera has not been held still. The function can compensate for undesirable “wobbles”, which arise, for example, because of shaky hands - and often produces better films in this way.

Gigantic prospects: With full 2.2-inch the bright TFT colour display of the EX-S600 is so large that it takes up almost the entire back of the camera. Its brilliant definition and two adjustable levels of brightness enable a precise view on your motifs and on stored photos or movies. You can see it: The CCD-Chip of the EXILIM Card EX-S600 supplies a rich 6 million Pixels of full colour brilliance and focus. Such high resolution photos give you the advantage that you can print them out in excellent quality or edit them on the computer. This means that enlargement of details and poster size photos are possible

So it is with the Casio S600, a tweaked upgrade to the incredibly stylish and all kinds of swanky S500 released in June. The S500 had been my camera of choice this year (based purely on superficial grounds) but the S600 has done enough to steal my fickle heart away since it manages to keep the same anorexic dimensions (90 x 59 x 16mm) and weight (115g) of its predecessor while bumping up the specs. The most obvious change is the bump from five to six megapixels, but given that te former is more than enough for your average sandcastle and sunset snaps it isn’t the most important. That title goes to the Anti-Shake DSP built into into the S600's video recording which takes the shudder and blur out of its Mpeg4 captured video in real time. On top of this an improved battery life means you’ll get approximately 300 shots off a single charge (50 per cent more than the S500).

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