Casio Camera Repair

Casio Computer Co., Ltd is a Japanese consumer electronics and commercial electronics manufacturing company. Casio produces calculators, mobile phones, digital cameras, electronic musical instruments, and analog and digital watches. Casio was founded in 1946 and was an early digital camera innovator.

In 1955, Casio developed the first consumer digital camera with a liquid-crystal display (LCD) on the back, called the QV-10. Casio also produced the first consumer three-megapixel camera, the first true ultra-compact camera model, and the first digital camera to incorporate ceramic lens technology using Lumicera, a transparent ceramic developed by Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Casio’s best-known digital camera brand, Exilim, was introduced in 2002. The Exilim Card series was notable for its thin digital cameras, which were typically 10-15 millimeters thick compared to other manufacturers’ comparable camera models, which were 25-35 millimeters thick. Casio digital cameras also include the QV-Series, WQV-Series, and TRYX-Series. The EX-S1 camera was released as an ultrathin camera that users could carry with them to take pictures at any time. The EX-F1 model incorporated a high-speed technology that could capture subjects invisible to the naked human eye. The TR-Series was designed for users who enjoy taking selfies in a variety of photography styles. In April 2018, Casio discontinued its production of digital cameras, including the Exilim brand.

Casio cameras and other electronics generally include the name “Casio” printed in capital letters on the front of the device. Exilim cameras include the name “Exilim” in capital letters on the front of the cameras.

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