Zach Honig of popphoto.com puts the recent Casio Exilim EX-Z1050 digicam to the test. How did it fare? Here is an excerpt.…The EX-Z1050 scored class-competitive in resolution. At ISO 80, the EX-Z1050 achieved an Excellent resolution score of 2000, At ISO 400, the EX-Z1050 also scored Excellent (1900). User-selectable ISO goes a full stop further than the EX-Z1000 to ISO 800, and the EX-Z1050 expands the ISO range to a truly usable ISO 800. Resolution takes a dive at ISO 800 due to aggressive blur filtering to contain noise, but the EX-Z1050 still keeps resolution at the Extremely High Rating (1600) and manages noise well at this highest selectable ISO.
Noise levels at all tested ISO bested the EX-Z1000's scores. At ISO 80 and 100, the EX-Z1050 earned a Very Low rating (1.2, 1.2). ISO 200 (1.6) and ISO 400 (1.9) scored Low. Noise levels at the camera's highest ISO setting of 800 earned a score of Moderate (2.2)…
Read the entire review at popphoto.com.
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