Bad quality control - a piece of junk
After six months, the screen cracked, despite the fact that I had treated it with kid-gloves, never dropped it, and it was never used by anyone else. One minute it was fine. I put it on its cradle, and the next minute I noticed that the screen had cracked. It was under warranty, but the company claimed that the crack was not covered. The repair would have cost $150.The person I talked to at customer service was not rude, but it was clear he had heard many complaints like mine before.It is possible that my cracked screen was a rare event, but I think it is more likely that Casio's quality control in the manufacturing of this camera was bad. I think it is also possible that the company knows this. In fact if they have read the reviews on Amazon.com, many of which talk about the poor quality, they have to know it by now.A bad camera. I will not buy anything made by Casio again.