Product Description:
The Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z250 features a compact body that contains the combination of a 1/2.5"-type 9.1 megapixel image sensor and an Exilim-branded 4x optical zoom lens with a useful 28mm wide-angle. A 3.0-inch LCD display with 230,400 dot resolution offers the EX-Z250's only option for framing and reviewing images, as there's no optical viewfinder on this model. The Casio EX-Z250 also includes CCD-shift type mechanical image stabilization, useful for preventing blur from camera shake. ISO sensitivity ranges from a low of ISO 64 to a maximum of ISO 3,200 equivalent, so it should be possible to further fight off camera shake and subject motion blurring by boosting the sensitivity - albeit with increased image noise. Casio's Z250 employs a contrast-detection autofocus system operating off data streaming from the camera's image sensor and the EX-Z250 also includes face detection capability. Another interesting function is that the Casio Z250 offers a twelve step "makeup" function which processes subjects' faces to smooth the skin and correct for shadows on faces. The Casio EX-Z250 can also correct for under- or over-exposed areas in contrasty scenes. The Casio Exilim Z250 offers not just still photos, but video as well. Casio EX-Z250 movies are recorded in H.264 format using the AAC codec, making them suitable for playing on Apple's iPod and similar devices. For viewing images on a television, the Casio Z250 has audio / video output connectivity, while
Product Details
- Feature:
- 9.1 Megapixel Resolution
- 4x Optical Zoom
- 3" LCD Monitor
- Face Detection
- YouTube Capture Mode
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Casio
- Label: CASIO
- Manufacturer: CASIO
- MPN: ICSEXZ250BKA
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: Photography
- ProductTypeName: CAMERA_DIGITAL
- ProductTypeSubcategory: point-and-shoot
- Publisher: CASIO
- Studio: CASIO
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