Overall excellent handling. The result is a very natural-looking picture, with much more subtle lighting than we're accustomed to seeing in digicam flash shots. This shot is a tough test of cameras' white-balance circuitry. The MX-600Z did very well on this shot. Detail is quite good, very much in the running with other 1.3-1.5 megapixel cameras.
Color is good, but slightly yellowish.
This image is shot at infinity to test far-field lens performance. In general though, you can evaluate detail in the bricks, shingles, and window detail, and in the tree branches against the sky. We've found that digicam lenses frequently perform differently when focused at infinity than when used at closer distances. Contrary to many cameras we've tested, its lens seems to be even sharper at infinity than in closer shooting. There's still strong glare from the coin, but the overall exposure is much better.