Picture quality is excellent, both in sunlight and very low light situations. This camera was compared to similar Panasonic, Sony, and Canon cameras. The Panasonic was awful, but the Sony and Canon were good. But after picture quality, those don't even compare to the features and ease-of-use of this camera.

The 24mm wide angle is great. It allows pictures to be taken in small rooms, fitting much more real estate into the picture. It's also great for group shots.

I've had no trouble getting a lock on GPS, even indoors, and it usually only takes 5-10 seconds after turning the camera on. It does not drain the battery any significant amount to keep the GPS on.

I love the panorama function. Just push the shutter button and rotate the camera, and it stitches a nice panaorama together.

10x zoom is great, but it utilizes the imager to pull in even higher zoom if you're using less than the 14MP. At 3MP you get 31.6x before digital zoom kicks... Read more

Loving this camera. The GPS is fast and accurate. The battery life is impressive. The optics are so so. Easy to use.

Had a Nikon Coolpix P6000 GPS camera and the GPS was absolutely not usable. It would take 15 minutes to get a fix, then lose the fix and the battery life was just a few hours, and the battery would die even with the camera off. The Casio has been is use for 2 weeks now, taken over a hundred pictures and still has half a battery left.

Sold the Nikon P6000 on eBay.

The Casio EX-H20G powers on in 10 seconds, point and shoot and you have accurately geotagged photo. This is such an easy camera to use. The optics are not that impressive but I am very happy to have bought the EX-H20G

The GPS is suppose retain accuracy even if it can't receive satellite signal, will be going in some abandon railroad tunnels soon and will test this out.

It shares many functions with other high end point-and-shoot cameras. The panoramic function is very good.

The negatives are (1) buttons too close together, (2) "On" button at the back, too easily activated when the camera is in the pocket, (3) location, Latitude and Longitude are reversed (on my Exlim), placing Los Angeles, California at the opposite side of the world, some where southeast of Perth, Western Australia, and (4) no printed "User Manual". It is a PDF file on a CD in the same box. It is very exhaustive and long.

All other GPS function, such as place names, distance transversed, map, etc. work perfectly. The NORTH/SOUTH and EAST/WEST reversal is a big frustration.

I called Tech Support. It did not resolve the problem. It seemed this issue was not in their canned answer list. I was advised to find a local authorized repair shop.