Casio QV-3EX Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : PC Magazine (pcmag.com)

Casio QV-3EX

The diminutive Casio QV-3EX is the smallest camera in our roundup, but it delivers big-camera quality and lots of storage, thanks to an excellent lens and bundled 340MB IBM Microdrive. The Casio is the only camera we reviewed without a zoom lens,...

Mar, 2001

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Expert review by (steves-digicams.com)

Casio QV-3EX

Casio's QV-3EX is currently the smallest and lightest (7.5 ounces) three-megapixel digital camera in the world (as of Jan 2001.) Inside there is LSI (large scale integration) that combines image processing circuitry and DRAM onto a single chip. It

Jan, 2001

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Expert review by : Jeff Keller (dcresource.com)

Casio QV-3EX

What's in the Box

Well designed controls and menus ; Lots of manual controls (but no shutter priority mode?) ; Very nice playback mode ; Two words: IBM Microdrive ; Great bundle

Too expensive ; No optical zoom ; No shutter priority mode ; Long autofocus lag ; No sound in movie mode ; Software is lacking (to say the least)

The Casio QV-3EX is a full-featured, small, easy-to-use camera, that I would recommend unconditionally if it had just one more feature: an optical zoom lens. At $800, it's overpriced. The 340MB IBM Microdrive sells for around $360 retail, so I would...

Mar, 2001

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