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Review summary: The EX-F1 is an unevenly performing camera that almost always seems to present a downside to counter each amazing high point. Its most unique feature is its ability to capture video at amazingly high framerates, all the way up to 1,200 frames per ...

Pros: Speedy JPEG performance. Good, clear image results. Lens ring feels good controlling zoom or focus. Low cost for 1,200-frames-per-second video

Cons: Low resolutions limit what you can do with high-speed video footage. 1080i video not natively supported on Macs

Review summary: In-Depth review by Karsten Lemm What's so special? Making your camera go "click!" at just the right moment is crucial: Blink and you'll miss it when your child scores a goal, a bee buzzes away from a flower, a surfer hits the waves. Most cameras can't ...

Review summary: "Unique" is an overused word when it comes to gear and gadgets, but what better way to describe a camera that can shoot 60 photos in a single second? The Casio Exilim EX-F1 looks and feels like it belongs in Elmo Jetson's backpack, but it's here now, ...

Verdict: Where this camera became nearly irresistible for us, though, wasn't shooting goofy video, but taking advantage of the extraordinary continuous-shooting rate. Run-of-the-mill SLRs shoot three pictures a second, high-end pro SLRs can reach 9 or 10 ...

Review summary: The EX-F1 actually delivers two marquee features, though after playing with the camera for the first few days we'd developed a marked preference for one over the other. The camera can shoot both stills and super-slow-motion videos; a quick side trip ...

Verdict: Where this camera became nearly irresistible for us, though, wasn't shooting goofy video, but taking advantage of the extraordinary continuous-shooting rate. Run-of-the-mill SLRs shoot three pictures a second, high-end pro SLRs can reach 9 or 10 ...