Casio Exilim EX-V7SR 7.2MP Digital Camera with 7x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom

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(51 customer reviews)

Product Features

Four blur-reduction technologies including new CCD shift system
High-quality movies using next-generation H.264 video encoding method
7.2-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
Stores images on SDHC or SD memory cards (includes 11.6MB internal memory); powered by rechargeable Lithium-ion battery NP-50
7x optical zoom with anti-shake; 2.5-inch LCD display

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Product Description

The Exilim EX-V7 offers the perfect balance between sleek, stylish looks and high performance functionality. The Exilim EX-V7 features a 7X Optical Zoom Lens in a small, stylish camera. Now this small camera allows you to capture stunningly detailed images from a distance.There are also four technologies integrated into the EX-V7 to reduce blurring. The EX-V7 is powered by the Exilim Engine 2.0 for high resolution, high performance, high speed, power saving and ultra-compact configuration. More Details >>

Customer Reviews

Poor Video Quality, esp. under low light. Picture Okay
I didn't get to use the cameral fully because I bought a refurbished one. The scroll buttons didn't work. More >>
C. Yam

Casio rip-off
My $200 camera went bad from a VERY COMMONLY reported manufacturing defect "camera stabilizer is not available" error message in the model I had. More >>
Test Engineer

Stabilization message fix
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J. Longenecker

Nice controls, good for a beginning photographer like me
It seems as though the image stabilizer on this camera can fail and prevent the camera from starting up. More >>
Paul Stansifer

Bought two..both had same catastrophic defect
I loved the camera while it worked! The pictures were fab. The 7x optical zoom was incredible, the stereo audio recording of iron maiden and judas priest were second to none...wait, did I say priest?--I dropped the camera (2-4 feet) before the show started...I was in the front row with no camera and the "image stabilizer" no longer worked--I could not take any pictures...I sent it in for warranty/etc....it would cost $140 to fix. More >>
Richard A. Fuhriman

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