Casio Exilim EX-FH100 Review

Casio’s new Exilim EX-FH100 features some groundbreaking features that will allow you to capture images and videos in ways that other digicams cannot. The FH100 features a 10-Megapixel back illuminated CMOS imaging sensor, 10x wide optical zoom lens, dedicated video record button, 720p HD movies, video frame rates of up to 1000fps, image capture of up to 40fps for 40 images at 9-megapixels, RAW capture and Sensor-Shift image stabilization, which just covers some of the major features. There are also a slew of Best Shot modes, including several that were specifically designed for high speed shooting.

Featuring 720p HD movie capture and frame rates ranging from 30fps to 1000fps, this is by far one of the most versatile Hybrid cameras that you are going to find on the market. Although the high-speed frame rates are not an option when shooting in HD, they are a fantastic tool for slowing down fast-moving objects. 1000fps can be very useful for capturing extremely fast moving objects or even for analysis of movement such as a golf swing. With a little creativity, these smaller resolution videos can even be worked into a High Definition movie.

Casio Exilim EX-FH100 Features:

10.1-Megapixel, 1/2.3-inch CMOS imaging sensor

Back Illuminated CMOS

10x ultra-wide optical zoom lens, 35mm equivalent of 24-240mm

F2.3(W) – F5.7(T)

Sensor Shift Image Stabilization

3.0-inch, 230,400 dot TFT-LCD screen

40fps burst mode shooting at 9-megapixels of resolution

Dedicated Video Record button (Hybrid Camera)

High Speed video capture, up to 1000fps

720p HD video capture

YouTube Capture mode

Continuous Best Shot modes

DNG RAW image capture

Aperture priority, Shutter priority and Manual controls

On board Stereo Microphones

Tracking AF

ISO: 100 – 3200

Shutter Speed: 30 – 1/2000 second (up to 1/40,000 high speed continuous)

Best Shot Scene modes

USB

HDMI

SDHC

Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery

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