Product Description:
Description: With the Casio EX-FH20 you can capture an amazing 40 high resolution, 7 megapixel images in one second providing more images to choose from than a DSLR. Get close to the action with the 20 time optical zoom starting at 26mm wide-angle. A push of a button enables you to shoot high definition 720p video and switch to high speed slow motion video. You can capture in 30-210fps, 420fps, and 1,000fps. At 1,000fps you can catch movement that you cannot see with the naked eye
Product Details
- Feature:
- 9.1 megapixels resolution
- 20x Optical UltraZoom plus 4x Digital zoom
- 3.0-inch wide TFT color LCD
- Continuous shooting speed 40 fps, max video speed 1000 fps
- BEST SHOT Included: 18 scenes, Prerecord Still Images, Prerecord Movie, YouTube™ Capture Mode, Face Detection
- BatteriesIncluded: 0
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Casio
- EAN: 4971850624219
- IsFragile: 0
- Label: CASIO
- Manufacturer: CASIO
- Model: EX - FH20 High Speed
- MPN: EX - FH20 High Speed
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: Photography
- ProductTypeName: CAMERA_DIGITAL
- Publisher: CASIO
- Studio: CASIO
Customer Reviews 
Nice features, good pictures
2009-05-20Considering that small point and shoots these days are 300-400, this camera is more than worth the $600 you may pay for it. It takes really beautiful photos, especially outdoors when the light is nice. I've had a lot of fun playing with it, the screen is nice and large, the menus are easy to use, and the settings are clear and self explanatory.
The 40fps is a lot of fun to play with, and works well. You don't realize at all that you just took 40 pictures, but you did! Low light isn't great, but then most point and shoots aren't great with low light, much less low light with extremely fast shutter speed. So I think this camera does well for what it is.
A lot of fun, nice pictures! Look up reviews on dpreview.com for more extensive specs.
Casio Exilim EX-FH20 9.1MP and real failure
2009-04-27This may be one of the most disappointing products I have ever purchased. Yes it will take forty frames a second but the picture quality is very low, very grainy-- likewise, the video requires so much light that only daytime, outside or highly artificial lighting is workable.
The ability to switch between 30fps and 210fps is a lot of fun and a very nice feature. However, alongside all the weaknesses of the camera I was very upset that I spent the money. Camera may be worth about $200 but certainly not a $500-$600 price point camera.
PEACE
Rev. Michael R. Bartley
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