The Casio EX-G1 vs other recent waterproof cameras
Quite small
Compact 104x64x20 mm
Thin
0.8"
Light
154 g
Above average sized screen
3.0"
High true resolution
9.8 MP
Cons
The Casio EX-G1 vs other recent waterproof cameras
Very poor wide angle lens
38 mm
No touch screen
More buttons
Sensor type
CCD
Old
November, 2009
No GPS
Missing geo-tagging
Lacks boost light sensitivity
None
Low resolution movies
848 x 480 @ 30fps
No image stabilization
Risk of blur
No weather sealing
Need to shelter it from weather
Very poor macro
10 cm
Slow shutter speed
1/1250 of a second
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Ben
(8:17 PM, January 07, 2012)
One of te first rugged camera, which is thin and compact enough to bring it with you really in all situations. The only other thin and compact ones are the sony tx5 and tx10 but their battery life is too low because of their touch screen. I tried it first in an aquarium and then in rivers, in the red sea, in swimming pools, in sauna and it fell many times in the sand and the mud, without problem... even if the slot for the sd card seems very weak.
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I tried it first in an aquarium and then in rivers, in the red sea, in swimming pools, in sauna and it fell many times in the sand and the mud, without problem... even if the slot for the sd card seems very weak.