The low light performance sucks, courtesy of a tiny light sensor, which is half the size of a beginner's DSLR. So you need brilliant lighting to avoid dim or blurry shots. And Casio's solution of 'one of the brightest and fastest flashes ever on a consumer camera' ain't much of one, unless you're into harshly lit photos.
Topping that bit of suck off, the digital (not optical) eyepiece is crummy, and both start-up and focusing are sloooow. No zooming, during HD video capture either. And high-speed videos offer no sound or any setting changes mid-filming. But overall, Pogue says that those sniggles are 'like complaining that your 7-year-old violin virtuoso is lousy at sports' and that 'Casio deserves congratulations for innovating in so many big, bold, industry-defying ways.' Buy it for speed, not the other stuff.
(Via Gizmodo.)
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