Casio Exilim EX-FH100

10x, f/3.2, 24 mm
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        Summary Casio EX-FH100

        Prices Price
        Camera only
        $1,999
        all EX-FH100 prices
        Score Snapsort rank
        Within its price range
        #n/a of 9
        Among similar cameras
        #n/a of 11
        Specifications Key specs
        Zoom
        Help 10x
        Screen size
        Help 3"
        Aperture
        Help f/3.2
        Screen resolution
        Help 230k dots
        Wide angle
        Help 24 mm
        Movie format
        Help 720p @ 30fps
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        Casio Exilim EX-FH100Casio Exilim EX-FH100

        Replacement

        Casio has replaced the Exilim EX-FH100 with the ZR100.

        Casio Exilim EX-ZR100
        Casio Exilim EX-ZR100 announced February 2011
        Continuous shooting Shoots much faster
        Movie format Higher resolution movies
        Screen resolution Higher resolution screen

        Compare the new Casio ZR100 vs the EX-FH100

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        Explore our gallery of 3 sample photos taken by the Casio Exilim EX-FH100.

        Videos

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        Casio Exilim ex-fh100 High-Speed Test
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        Casio Exilim EX-FH100 Review

        Casio Exilim EX-FH100 Review
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        • Image quality

        Casio EX-FH100, 240 FPS

        Casio EX-FH100, 240 FPS
        • Sample video
        • Short film

        Pros

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        The Casio EX-FH100 vs other recent compacts

        Wide angle Great wide angle lens Help
        24 mm
        Thickness Thin Help
        1.1"
        High-speed framerate High speed movies Help
        1,000 fps
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        The Casio EX-FH100 vs other recent travel zooms

        Size Quite small Help
        Compact (104×60×28 mm)
        Longest exposure Long exposures Help
        30 seconds

        Cons

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        The Casio EX-FH100 vs other recent compacts

        Screen resolution Very low resolution screen Help
        230k dots
        Light sensitivity Poor maximum light sensitivity Help
        3,200 ISO
        Screen flips out Fixed screen Help
        Less flexible
        Announced Old Help
        January 2010
        Continuous shooting Slow continuous shooting Help
        4 fps
        True resolution Lower true resolution Help
        9.8 MP
        Sensor size Slightly smaller than average sensor Help
        1/2.3" 6.16x4.62mm
        Viewfinder Can only preview photos on the screen Help
        None
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        The Casio EX-FH100 vs other recent travel zooms

        Zoom Very poor zoom Help
        10x
        Image stabilization Image stabilization Help
        1. Sensor shift
        Lowest price Very expensive Help
        $1,999.00
        Popularity Not so popular Help
        Among snapsort users
        Movie format HD movies Help
        720p @ 30fps
        Supports 24p No 24p movies Help
        Missing that film look
        Fastest shutter speed Slow shutter speed Help
        1/2000 of a second

        Appearance

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        Discussion

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        Qwerty (3:25 PM, September 28, 2010)
        still showing 4fps
         
        Avatar for christopherreid christopherreid (4:28 PM, April 09, 2010)
        Your right, thanks for correcting us the FH100 has some pretty awesome high speed photography and video options and as a compact superzoom it creates a lot of flexibility for capturing sporting events. I believe the 40fps is at 9MP not the full 10.1 and the buffer fills up pretty fast at that rate, likely less than a second - 30 frames is quoted. The high speed video capture modes are great: 120 fps at 640 x 80, 240 fps at 448 x 336, 420fp at 224 x 168 and a whopping 1000 fps at 224 x 64. One of these Casios would likely be great to take a high speed video of your golf swing and analyze your mistakes, in fact for most sports this would be a great training tool. We'll get this corrected.

        It's also really nice that you can switch to high speed while shooting at the standard 30fps video mode.
         
        Avatar for strpyw strpyw (3:04 PM, April 09, 2010)
        continous shooting is 40 fps,not 4 fps