CASIO EX-S880 Card Camera driver 1.01

Publisher review:
The latest EXILIM Card camera is the ultimate in portable technology. Capable of taking high resolution photos, and widescreen TV quality video, it also includes a unique YouTube Capture Mode that lets you quickly and simply upload all your movie clips straight to YouTube in two clicks.This model comes with a high-quality movie function that makes the most of next-generation H.264 compression technology. It features Casio’s new YouTube Capture Mode, which enables users to shoot and save movies at the optimum size, quality and other settings for YouTube, the world’s most popular online site for sharing videos. Casio has also included an exclusive software application that makes it fast and simple to upload movies to YouTube.
Operating system:
Windows 9X / Windows ME / Windows NT / Windows 2K / Windows XP

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