I recently purchased a QV-770. I paid $399 at the local Wal-mart. I did see it cheaper by mail-order, but I reckoned that if I didn''t like.

It, Wal-mart would take it back with a smile! So far I am more than pleased.I have found that it is "super" sensitive to incandesencent lighting. Sometimes.

Photos are so red they are unusable. I have had some problem with "red-eye" when using the flash also. Everyone I show it to is very impressed. I feel I got a great camera.I have take some great pictures and a lot of lousy ones. I figure if I have take "some" great pictures, then the lousy ones are not the fault.

Of the camera!Don''t be afraid to buy this camera! Remember, it's not the best but there are many cameras on the shelves now that don''t measure up...

Bought the 770 Casio this summer. Absolutely love it!! Got mine for $300.00 plus tax at a walmart. (They gave me a hundred off for some reason, had two left I think) Redeye is a bad problem though. Can't seem to get around it.Still worth buying!!!!Ted..

I own a 770. At first I was more than impressed and adequately happy with the performance of this camera. However, I now find that I rarely use the added features of the camera because I keep forgetting what each of the little symbols stand for and if you don't have the manual with you, you can become lost very quickly. Furthermore, the actual image quality is inferior to similarly priced cameras such as the Toshiba PDR-M1. Have a look at the image comparisons between the two cameras and you will see that there IS no comparison. I don't know if it's just me, but the images on the 770 always seem to be blurred or too soft focused.

One last point is that the 640 X 480 maximum resolution for this camera is inadequate for todays standards regarding web design or personal photos. A major downside is that it does not have a zoom lens so you have to be virtually on top of your subject to fill the frame with only the subject. There! That's my thoughts!!!..

I did not shop high and low. I happened to be in the States, I live in the Philippines, and cameras are cheaper at Walmart, Kmart etc. So I went to one of the other and there was only one camera left,not just one model, one camera. I am totally pleased. I would just like to know what software I use to put the movies on a web page...

Have a question will this camera work with my web tv? thanks robert..

Please help me...

I lost PC link cable, I need technical documenations for thit connection..

Does anyone know where I can get an instruction manaul for Casio QV-770?..

I have a manual.

Contact me if you want a copy.

OR it is faster to go to:.

Http://www.casio.com/support/index.cfm?page=/support/manuals/index.htm.

And downlaod a PDF file of the manual.

I still enjoy my qv-770..

I lost my software program for my QV-770, I moved from Mo to Tx and somehow lost the program inbetween. Now I have this great camera and no way to download it or anything..please can anyone send me the QV-770 program...

Bonjour je suis de France.

J'ai un QV700SX qui fonctionne tres bien et je recherche un drivers IR ( infra rouge ) pour faire les transfer par infra rouge mon syteme d'exploitation est Windows XP Pro. merci de me repondre ( si ssible en Franais je ne comprend pas l'Anglais) CM..

Also need the QV-770 driver and program, I would be greatly thankful...

Dear QV-770 users, have bought a casio digital camera QV-770. unfortunately, it doesnt communicate with my computer at all. I have tried installing Kodak DC200 Digital Camera,and followed all the instructions told in the casio download page but still it doesnt work. I want to ask what PhotoSoftware should I use to get the pics from the camera. I have used Adobe photoshop 7 but still I cant import the pics from the camera. I'm currently using WinXP.

Thanks..

Hi there you can download the drivers at the casio website....i am looking for a manual for the qv770 do you have any idea where I can get one.....