2004: Casio EX-Z55
Casio EX-Z55 is the first EX-Z series camera equipped with a 2.5-inch LCD. It uses a 5-megapixel CCD, a 3-fold optical zoom Pentax SMC lens and a 2.5-inch165438+500,000-pixel LCD. Its maximum macro shooting ability is 6cm, and it can shoot about 400 pictures when fully charged.
2005: Casio EX-Z57, EX-Z750, EX-Z 1 10, EX-Z 120, EX-Z500.
Casio EX-Z57 is the first EX-Z series camera equipped with a 2.7-inch LCD, and can also be regarded as an EX-Z55 equipped with a larger LCD. Except for the 2.7-inch 1 1.5 megapixel LCD, the other basic hardware configurations are basically the same as those of the EX-Z55, namely, a 5 megapixel CCD and a 3x optical zoom Pentax SMC lens. The maximum macro shooting ability is 6cm, and you can shoot about 400 pictures at a time when you are fully charged. It should be noted that Casio EX-Z57 is the last EX-Z series camera equipped with the well-known brand Pentax SMC lens.
Casio EX-Z750 can be regarded as an upgraded product of EX-Z55, and it is the first EX-Z series camera that supports manual exposure. Using 7 million pixel CCD, 3 times optical zoom Casio lens, 2.5 inch LCD,110.5 million pixels, the strongest macro shooting ability is 10cm.
Casio EX-Z 1 10 and EX-Z 120 can be regarded as a pair of sister computers, both of which are equipped with a 3x optical zoom Casio lens and a 2-inch 85,000-pixel LCD, all of which support aperture priority, shutter priority and full manual exposure, and are powered by two AA batteries. The difference is that Casio EX-Z 1 10 adopts 1/2.5-inch 6-megapixel CCD, and the maximum macro shooting capability is 6cm, while Casio EX-Z 120 adopts1/0.8-inch.
It can be said that Casio EX-Z 1 10 and EX-Z 120 are two alternative products of this series. They are the first batch of EX-Z series cameras that support full manual exposure, and the first batch of digital cameras that give up lithium batteries and switch to AA batteries. Perhaps for the sake of cost control, they had to equip a 2-inch LCD with 85,000 pixels.
Casio EX-Z500 can also be regarded as an upgraded product of EX-Z55, which uses a 5-megapixel CCD and a 3x optical zoom Casio lens. Compared with Casio EX-Z55, the performance of EX-Z500 has two main improvements. First, the LCD quality has been upgraded to 2.7 inches 153000 pixels, which is the first product in the EX-Z series whose LCD resolution exceeds 150000. Second, the battery life has improved, and you can take about 500 photos when fully charged. Unfortunately, the maximum macro shooting ability of Casio EX-Z500 has been seriously degraded, only 17cm.
2006: Casio EX-Z600, EX-Z700, EX-Z60, EX-Z70, EX-Z850, EX-Z 1000.
Casio EX-Z600 and EX-Z700 can be regarded as the upgraded products of EX-Z500, both of which are equipped with triple optical zoom Casio lens and 2.7-inch/kloc-0.53 million pixel LCD screen, with the strongest macro shooting ability reaching/kloc-0.5 cm. The difference is that Casio EX-Z600 uses a 6-megapixel CCD, which can take about 550 pictures when fully charged. Casio EX-Z700 uses a 7-megapixel CCD, which can take about 460 photos when fully charged.
As for Casio EX-Z60 and EX-Z70, they can be regarded as simplified versions of EX-Z600 and EX-Z700, in which Casio EX-Z60 uses a 6-megapixel CCD and Casio EX-Z70 uses a 7-megapixel CCD. When it comes to simplification, it is mainly the simplification of LCD quality and battery life. Both cameras are equipped with a 3x optical zoom Casio lens and a 2.5-inch LCD screen with a pixel of 1 1.5 million. The two cameras have the strongest macro shooting ability, both of which are 10cm, and can shoot about 180 pictures once fully charged.
Casio EX-Z850 can be regarded as an upgraded product of EX-Z750. It still uses a 3x optical zoom Casio lens and a 2.5-inch 1 1.5 megapixel LCD. Its maximum macro shooting ability is 10cm, and it can shoot about 440 pictures when fully charged. In addition to using11.8 inch 8 megapixel CCD, its main improvement is to increase the aperture priority and shutter priority exposure functions, and start to support full manual exposure.
Casio EX-Z 1000 is a memorable camera. This is the world's first card camera with10 million pixels, and the first EX-Z series camera with a top-level LCD resolution of 230,000 pixels. It uses11.8 inch100000 pixel CCD, 3x optical zoom Casio lens and 28 inch 230000 pixel LCD. Its maximum macro shooting ability is 6cm, and it can shoot about 360 photos when fully charged, but it does not support any manual exposure function.
2007: Casio EX-Z65, EX-Z75, EX-Z 1050, EX-Z 1200.
Casio EX-Z65 and EX-Z75 can be regarded as the upgraded products of EX-Z60 and EX-Z70. In addition to simply upgrading the LCD to a 2.6-inch1/kloc-0.5 million pixel LCD, these two cameras basically maintain the hardware configuration of Casio EX-Z60 and EX-Z70, both of which are equipped with triple optical zoom Casio lenses, and the strongest macro shooting ability reaches 10cm. Among them, EX-Z65 adopts 6 million pixel CCD, and Casio EX-Z75 adopts 7 million pixel CCD.
Casio EX-Z 1050 is the second ten-megapixel Casio camera. It uses11.75 inch10 million pixel CCD and triple optical zoom Casio lens. Its maximum macro shooting ability is 10cm, and it can shoot about 370 pictures at a time. Although only a 2.6-inch LCD with about 1 1.5 million pixels is used, it supports aperture priority, shutter priority and full manual exposure.
Casio EX-Z 1200 is the first Casio camera with12 million pixels, which adopts11.7 inch12 million pixel CCD, 3 times optical zoom Casio lens and 2.8 inch 230,000 pixel LCD.