Casio Exilim EX-S880 is a great backup camera for a professional photographer because of the small size and dependable. This works great for informal and crowd situations where you can’t use DSLR. Recording is also great, at least it can be uploaded to YouTube for a higher quality with no hassle. The controls are conveniently and intuitive.
This Casio Exilim EX-S880 digital camera is perfect for the casual family photographer or for the professional interested in expanding their equipment options.
Here are the Pros and Cons using Casio Exilim EX-S880
Pros:
- Amazing build quality. Not a plastic look but sturdy, and has a nice weight to it. Doesn’t feel cheap at all. Sturdy camera is often needed for steady focusing.
- Look like a real video camera. No more switching modes, no more oopsss it is a video, it is perfect.
- The audio quality of this camera is great because they put the mic in front of the camera not on top, where your finger can easily covers it.
- Higher video quality than DV cameras. It is not as high as HD, but perfect for a small pocket size camera with video.
- Nothing to complain about, nothing to compare it to a pro camera.
- The red color is just cool.
- Battery lasts a long time, you should never had a problem with it running low during the day.
Cons:
- Low quality video when shooting video in the dark. But still great for party videos or for uploading to youtube.
- The screen is a bit soft and not sharp enough to review it.
- Recharging and upload pics from the camera needs dock. But you can get away with card reader.
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