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Exilim EX-H10 Monday, January 11, 2010 - Anuradha Menon Home >> Picture Of The Day >> Gadgets   
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| The new EX-H10 by Casio combines cutting edge Japanese technology with a stylish, ultra-slim design in their first “Superzoom” camera. An impressive 10x optical zoom will take users to the heart of the action without compromising image quality; and a 24mm wide angle lens allows the camera to squeeze more in each shot – making it ideal for landscapes. | ||||||||||
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The perfect travel partner, according to its maker, can fit easily into a pocket and will keep shooting for nearly three times longer than its rivals. Casio’s pioneering long lasting battery in the EX-H10 has the incredible capacity to take 1,000 shots with one charged battery, ensuring that a fully charged camera will shoot all week. Casio’s EX-H10 also helps users to get faultless shots with a range of easy to use photographic modes, including: Auto Best Shot, Make-up Shot and Face Recognition, so that whatever is being shot the EX-H10 will adjust its settings for the ideal image. (Source: Casio) |
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