Sensor: 1/1.7in. CCD - 12.39 Million pixels
	Image size: 4000 x 3000 pixels
	Lens: 37-111mm f/2.8/5.5 (3x zoom)
	Focus: Auto, Manual, Tracking
	Macro mode: 6cm
	ISO Range: 50, 100, 200, 400, ISO800 with Anti-shake or ISO1600 in High Sensitivity Best Shot mode
	Shutter speed: 1/2-1/2000sec normal, 4-1/2000sec night mode
	Flash range: 4m
	Metering: Multi Pattern/CW/Spot
	Monitor: 2.8in. colour TFT LCD (230k pixels)
	Movie mode: 840x480 with sound
	Storage: 11.4Mb internal, SD/MMC cards
	Batteries: Lithium-ion battery (1300mAh)
	Video output: via charging dock
	Size/Weight: 93x59x22mm - 152g
	Transfer: USB 2.0

Manufacturer's Description
The new Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-Z1200 is the latetst model in the stylish series of EXILIM digital cameras. This flagship camera in the series boasts a world-leading 12.1 effective megapixels to deliver both high resolution and premium performance.

It has only been a year since Casio released the revolutionary EXILIM Zoom EX-Z1000, the first digital camera in the world to deliver 10.1 megapixel resolution in a size that fits easily in the palm of the hand. The EX-Z1000 won acclaim for making it simpler than ever to capture images at a remarkably high resolution, and its trend-setting performance put it at the forefront of the market.

Now, going one step beyond the EX-Z1000, the new flagship EX-Z1200 offers 12 megapixels, the highest available in any compact digital camera. At this amazing level of detail, photos print crystal-clear even in large sizes or when trimmed to show just one part of the image. It incorporates CCD-shift image stabilization and the latest EXILIM Engine 2.0 image processing module with motion analysis technology. These innovative features work together to help prevent blurry shots due to shaky hands, subject movement or poor focus when photographing moving subjects such as children or pets. In addition, the auto-tracking AF system now combines both face detection and motion analysis technologies. With this revolutionary new system, once the focus is locked in, it follows a moving subject's face, maintaining both sharp focus and correct exposure.