Note: this camera was first sold in
Jan 2007.
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Casio Exilim Z1050
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Answered Questions for the Z1050
- Q: does the casio z1050 camera have image stabilization?
- A: Rosalie,according to the manufacturer's website, the camera has digital image stabilization. It means that the lens is not mechanically stabilized... read more
- Q: When I upload my Z1050 videos to Photobucket, they become distorted.
- A: Hi Jane,The problem is entirely on Photobucket's end, and there's not really much you can do. Sites like Photobucket and... read more
- Q: My Z1050 battery registered today "low battery"; I do not have the charger. Do I need to get a charger or buy new battery?
- A: Buying a new battery for this camera won't prevent you from needing a charger once that battery eventually dies as... read more
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Open Questions for the Z1050
- Q: Battery charger for India
- 19 points for best answer - 1 reply
- Q: Everytime i turn on my camera the menu screen comes on right away i have to reset all the settings everytime i turn it on...anyone know why?
- 20 points for best answer - 3 replies
- Q: Confused between casio ex z1050, canon sd800 and canon sd900?
- 2 points for best answer - 2 replies
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Editors' Comments
Casio Exilim cameras are noted for their extremely small profiles, even by ultracompact standards, and the Exilim Z1050 is no different. At 24.2mm deep, it is perhaps the slimmest 10-megapixel camera currently available, and makes for an excellent worry-free pocket camera. The Z1050 is a stylish, sophisticated camera that will draw a lot of attention... read more
Specifications
- 10.1 megapixels
- 3x optical zoom / 4x digital zoom
- Auto focus and exposure
- Movie mode
- ISO 80-400
- JPEG file format
