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Review summary: There's fast and then there's Casio Exilim EX-FH20 fast. Following in the tradition of the Casio EX-F1 from March, this new digital camera boasts some pretty awesome framerates...

Verdict: In order to properly capture slow-motion video, you need a camera or camcorder that can shoot with an incredible framerate. There's fast and then there's Casio Exilim EX-FH20 fast. Following in the tradition of the Casio EX-F1 from March, this new ...

Verdict: With the EXILIM EX-FH20, Casio is showing that they are still able to be innovative. Launching the Hi-Speed function for the consumer market, even if it is somewhat restricted in its resolution at really high speeds, is a brilliant move. A move we ...

Review summary: Casio has made an impression in the superzoom market with the Casio EX-FH20... The Casio EX-FH20 is fitted with a 9.1Mp CMOS sensor and 20X optical zoom it carries a short focal length range (26-520mm) but at full telephoto, it gives a fast maximum ...

Review summary: The FH20 has a rather more svelte body than that of the F1, taking just a little off the width and height, and trimming the length of the lens by almost two inches. The FH20 still retains the SLR-like styling of its predecessor, but is now rather more ...

Pros: Amazing high-speed continuous shooting, 40 frames at up to 40 frames/second at 7 megapixels, 8 megapixels at lower frame rates ; Even more amazing high-speed movie recording ; as high as 1,000 frames/second at tiny resolution, 210 frames/second at ...

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Verdict: The CMOS image sensor in the Casio FH20 has sadly been simultaneously pared down from the original 1/1.8"-type in the F1, to a significantly smaller 1/2.3" - a change that will have proven necessary to match the smaller image circle of the new lens. ...

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.