It's fairly easy to take the Casio Exilim EX-S10 apart. You'll need a small #000 precision philips screwdriver to remove it's miniature screws. Other than that, ...
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Taking it apart is quite easy. Use a sharp X-acto knife to slice around the seam. The seam is just a really thin piece of plastic.
The only way for me to remove the front lens element is to rotate each one to the top and push each one downward. Once the front lens element is moved, the ...
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It uses the BC-60L battery charger and the NP-60 3.7v Lithium-Ion battery. You can get these accessories directly from Casio: http://www.casio.