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Whatever happened to Casio cameras?
Whatever happened to Casio cameras? Gavin Stoker wonders why Casio’s digital cameras of the 2000’s to 2010’s – with a range big enough to see it crowned ‘king of the compacts’ – failed to make much of ...
Back in 2009, I was finishing an internship with Magnum Photos while simultaneously freelancing at Geek.com. Photo Plus was a magical place to a college kid back then. You could meet so many people, ...
In the last week we’ve seen two cameras that seem to be having an identity crisis. The Red One is a high-definition camcorder — with the resolution of a stills camera. And the Casio prototype ...
Casio may have the answer to every sport enthusiast’s prayers. A camera that won’t miss any of the action. With 60 frames per second and the ability to record and playback video at 300 frames per ...
The newly FDA-cleared DZ-D100 Dermocamera and DZ-S50 Dermoscope are used by dermatologists to capture both ordinary and close-up photos of a patient’s skin for closer observation via Casio’s image ...
The compact Casio EXILIM EX-FC100 is based around a 9.1-megapixel CMOS image sensor and an EXILIM-branded 5x optical zoom lens with a rather tight 37mm wide-angle. The choice of a CMOS sensor has been ...
A classic Casio digital watch in the style of a Leica M rangefinder camera, the Casio M-Edition aims to win over watch and photography enthusiasts alike. The watch with red display illumination, metal ...
At 3.5 x 2.2 x 0.8 inches (89 x 57 x 21 millimeters), the Casio EX-S600 is one of the slimmest cameras I’ve tested. Though it doesn’t have the nice wave-like ergonomics of the Nikon S5 and S6, the ...
Casio Exilim cameras come with software that can upload clips to YouTube's video-sharing Web site with a single click Casio Computer has developed its first digital cameras with a video mode optimized ...
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