Exilim Z200 is a new camera by Casio with 14.1-megapixel resolution,Wide-angle 26mm 5x optical zoom,3.0-inch Super Clear LCD screen,Newly developed EXILIM Engine 5.0,Make composite images of different moving images with Dynamic Photo
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This 14.1 effective megapixel model comes with a wide-angle 26 mm 5X optical zoom and a 3.0-inch Super Clear LCD screen with a high resolution of approximately 460,000 pixels in a compact, thin body. The camera comes with CCD-shift image stabilization and HD Movie function, as well as a long-life battery, making it possible to take 580 shots on a single full charge. With this model, Casio has also realized a fresh new digital camera design, creating an innovative form finished in natural curves.
The Z-2000 sports the upgraded EXILIM engine 5.0 with a dedicated CPU for image processing. This speeds up the image processing by upto 30% which results in crisper and beautiful shots in any mode.
Also, the newer ‘Dynamic Photo’ mode which creates “moving photos” by cutting distracting subjects from the background and combining photos taken over a continuous mode onto a still image, offering a panoramic shot of your subject.
The Premium Auto mode, one of the other unique features of EXILIM Z-2000 automatically analyzes the scene being photographed – whether in low or bright light, night scenes, a static or a moving subject, or if the camera is stationary on a tripod or hand-held. The camera analyzes the scene using its EXILIM 5.0 engine and automatically optimizes settings for exposure etc.
he Z-2000 is also packed with HD movie recording function which lets you record high quality videos. The camera has a 26mm wide angle The battery promises to shoot upto 580 images upon a single charge which speaks volumes of its longevity.
The Z-550 sports the upgraded EXILIM engine 5.0 with a dedicated multiple CPUs for faster image processing. This speeds up the image processing by upto 30% which results in crisper and beautiful shots in any mode.
Art Shot Function: Shoot photographs that look like paintings this function makes use of the image processing technology in the EXILIM Engine 5.0 to create photos of scenery or human subjects that have the feel of a painting. The view in the LCD screen of the subject in front of the user can be switched between an oil painting, a crayon drawing, or a watercolor painting, allowing the user to select the preferred art style in which to photograph the scene
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