Do any of the Casio cameras have a feature called "coupling shot"?
858762
The Ex Zr 400 does not...that is the camera I own. Youtube shows people using the feature on some Casio cameras, so it does exist on some models.
487637
No but there are third party softwares that might help like calibre i think.
53162
Hey Joe! Here you go: http://support.casio.com/pdf/001/EXZR700_EXZR710_EXZR750_M29_FA_130212_E.pdfComplete manual. Have fun with your camera! I love mine!
1657522
yes ... the camera has a delay / self timer ... works very well ... I have used it many times ... easy to set up
1377542
Why YES, you certainly can. You use the MACRO mode (just push the round button at the 3 o'clock position to toggle between normal, horizon, and macro) and you can get as close as 1.5 inches. I use it for snapping the inside of pocket watches to show the movement in crisp detail, and the shots come out amazing. This is a great camera. I may buy a second as a backup for when I inevitably break this by dropping it or something else very stupid. (Ex: I put my last Canon Powershot, which I loved, through the wash by leaving it in my pants pocket! It still worked, but was very sluggish to open so I got this one and am VERY happy.)
154006
It's funny you mention the lense. I have put it my pocket and now it wont close. It is a real pain. I thank you for your honesty. It probably was a rep I was talking to. I wish I could have tried the casio beforexmaking my purchase. But I didn't have the time to wait for it to get here by mail. Perhaps my next camera purchase will be the casio. Thought the canon seems to be working well for now. As long as I make sure the lense cover is completely open. Thanks again.
1451127
Sorry.I have never used Casio Exilim for this procedure.I am very happy with my different pics that I take and get compliments on photos but have never tried video.Perhaps, someone else has tried this?The best to you.Robert in Tampa, FL
801501
I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
1020271
As far as we know, we have never tried to look for such a feature. It may be available. The Casio website has great tech support. Best suggestion would be to check there. Sorry we can't answer definitely.
100125
Sure, and it works great. On the camera, start playing the video and press "SET" button anytime to freeze the video. Then, on the Control, ring press the right side of the ring to advance one frame or the left side to go back one frame. After downloading to the computer and viewing with Quicktime the right & left arrows do the same thing. However, if you want to post or study high speed videos on Youtube be aware that because of the video compression used by Youtube you can't view single frame-by-frame viewing. It jumps many frames or maybe just a few if you are quick enough using the mouse. Too bad with that great collection of high speed videos. The full Casio FH100 manual is available on the Casio support site. There is a lot of high speed video discussion on the golf sites - http://thesandtrap.com/b/playing_tips/filming_your_swing#comment-23698 Casio camera thread - GolfWRX.com - Page 18 (rc1) Chas Tennis
841426
There is a scan feature where it changes from each room like every 10 seconds or so. It's very helpful. I think some models/brands do a split screen, but not this one. We have two cameras and it's very helpful.
1451126
Sorry. I have never used Casio Exilim for this procedure. I am very happy with my different pics that I take and get compliments on photos but have never tried video. Perhaps, someone else has tried this? The best to you. Robert in Tampa, FL
167022
Sort of. There's a "Panorama" Scene mode, but it's essentially just an onscreen guide for lining up multiple images. You're expected to actually stitch these together later in software. If your scene is in the distance, and you pay close attention to the part of the scene that's in the left-most box and place it in the right-most box for the next shot, this system actually works pretty well.
575060
Assuming you mean to set a timer to delay taking the picture, the answer is no. AT least I have not founfd a way to do this.
189831
The answer to your question is an unfortunate "No!". It would have been great had the manufacturer and designers included that feature in what is otherwise a very good camera.
1760117
there is a dial that lets you select various modes including rapid,night,etc-or you can use camera manually.
2051046
I have had the Casio for about a year, there are no 'artistic' effects in movie mode as far as I have ever seen (and I just looked at the camera right now... and still don't see any).