Review: Casio Exilim EX-S770

This ultra-slim point-and-shoot was designed with the novice in mind, yet it includes enough manual controls to keep enthusiasts happy.

By Mark Lent | Published Dec 17, 2008 7:10 AM EST

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Casio Exilim Ex-S770.

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Poinsettias in Macro Mode. The Macro and Auto Focus modes have a higher success rate in comparison to the manual focus mode in the EX-S770.

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In portrait mode, we were surprised to see that the camera uses the auto flash mode rather than the soft flash mode, which would be more pleasing for a close-up shot such as this.

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The Casio has many thoughtful features and some that are innovative. Image quality was a little disappointing though and for the money, may make this camera a slightly less than excellent option for image making.