Casio Exilim EX-FH20 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Can this improve on the EX-F1

Pros: Design over EX-F1, 20x optical zoom

Cons: A tad large, loss in fps over EX-F1

Verdict: The EX-FH20 addresses virtually all our complaints we with the EX-F1 (thank you)

Review summary: Casio made a large splash earlier this year with their Exilim EX-F1, boasting 1200 frames-per-second video and 60 frame per second photography at 6-megapixels, but with a high $1000 price tag. The EX-FH20 continues this tradition of high-speed/high ...

Pros: - Up to 40 stills per second - Extreme slow-motion video capture - Good white balance score

Cons: - Generally poor lab test results - Slow auto focus - High speed videos small and require bright light - Expensive

Verdict: The Casio Exilim EX-FH20 essentially delivers a couple of absolutely amazing features, but can only muster mediocre image quality, and comes with a stiff price tag. Deciding whether you should purchase it or not boils down to how useful you'll find ...

Review summary: This flash accessories kit from Viewfinder Photography contains all the familiar items from a professional studio, only scaled-down to fit your flashgun (using Velcro and a rubber band). There's a mini beauty dish, reflector, honeycombs and gels – all ...

Review summary: Will Casio's new high-speed camera be enough to conquer the appetites of eccentric shooters near and far? Get the answer in our in-depth Casio Exilim EX-FH20 review.

Pros: Unique high-speed feature. Multi-motion Image mode. Solid, comfortable design and construction. Decent array of manual controls.

Cons: Smaller imager offers less image quality. Certain high-speed modes are finicky. High-speed video resolutions are too small.

Review summary: Building on the teeth rattling speed of the EX-F1, the EX-FH20 has made a compromise for resolution. Matt Grayson went to London to see the new model.

Pros: Nice design, Comfortable to hold, Good macro, Good low ISO performance, 20x optical zoom, Loads of fun with the slow motion video (see below)

Cons: Lowers resolution for hi-speed fps, Flash has a tendency to flatten, Lens comes out too far

Verdict: I've been pestering Casio since I saw this model because I want to try it out so badly. It's a great little camera that's bringing the ultimate speed of the F1 to the masses due to its more modest pricing