Casio EXF1 Digital Camera

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The EXILIM Pro EX-F1 incorporates a new high speed CMOS sensor and high speed LSI processor. After building in 6.0 million effective pixels and a 12X optical zoom, the developers focused on achieving a burst shooting speed capability that was hitherto unheard of.

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Resolution	6 MegaPixel
Optical Zoom	12 x
Digital Zoom	4 x
Memory Card	SDHC, Secure Digital, MMC, MMC Plus Memory Card
Screen Size	2.8 Inch
Camera Type	SLR
Optical Sensor	CMOS Optical Sensor
Weight	671 Weight
Min. Lens Aperture	2.7 Min. Lens Aperture
Max. Lens Aperture	4.6 Max. Lens Aperture

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Review summary: alaTest has collected and analysed 295 reviews of Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 from international magazines and websites.

Verdict: Experts rate this product 77/100 and users 84/100. Comparing these reviews to 666666 other Digital Compact Cameras reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 84/100 = Very Good.

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Review summary: It's like an SLR but faster. It's a like a compact but smarter. It's like a movie camera but (slightly) smaller. In fact, Casio's EX-F1 is like nothing else out there. If high-speed sport or social photography and stunning slow-mo movies are your...

Verdict: Conclusion Casio has made a brave new camera. With its ultra-high speed stills and movie shooting, anyone who shoots primarily sports, wildlife or parties should put the Casio Exilim EX-F1 at the top of their shopping list. But that's a pretty...

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Review summary: Casio's first full-sized super-zoom camera is something a bit special

Verdict: The Casio Exilim EX-F1 is a unique camera, and one which may herald a new generation of hybrid still/video cameras. It has several unique abilities which some users will find extremely useful, however it also has some problems. Its still image quality,...

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Review summary: The F1's about as bulky as a Canon 400D SLR, so while it's not handbag sized, it's fine around your neck

Verdict: On the positive side, the smaller sensor means that digital noise is less noticeable on stills, so long as you keep the ISO (light sensitivity) in the low hundreds. And while a 12x optical zoom is very handy to have, it's pushing it. Image...

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Review summary: The Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 shoots full-resolution bursts at up to 60 frames per second.

Verdict: At £699, the Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 isn't cheap. But for subjects such as sports and wildlife photography, where high frame rates and HD video stand out, it could be worth every penny.

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Review summary: Pop quiz, hotshot. There's a bomb on a bus. Once the bus accelerates to 55 miles per hour, the bomb is armed. If it drops below 55, it blows up. What do you

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Review summary: High-definition and slow-motion in one unusual camera

Verdict: It's expensive, but the EX-F1 is a unique and impressively versatile camera

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Review summary: Slow motion or one for the fast lane?

Verdict: The camera might offer a fast capture speed and a long zoom, but the EX-F1 offers little else

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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...

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Review summary: This innovative super-zoom camera records full HD and slow-motion movies and can shoot a whopping 60 frames per second.

Verdict: Fortunately, the on-screen menus are less complicated. The settings you're most likely to adjust—ISO and white balance, for example—have corresponding icons lining the right side of the LCD. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to highlight them, and the...

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Review summary: An ultra-zoom camera with a difference

Verdict: Ultra-high speed modes place this camera in a class of its own, enabling shots that simply arenít possible with other cameras

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Verdict: This brings us to the marginal comments we have on Casio's innovative product. In addition to the superb performance on speed and video capture, the Casio EXILIM Pro F1 is also used as photo camera. You'd think the 12x optical zoom lens, stabilization...

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Review summary: You've seen photos that freeze the action as a baseball hits the bat, a race car bounces over a curb, fireworks burst in the sky, or a droplet splashes into a glass of milk. Even a hobbyist photographer can take shots like these easily with the Casio...

Verdict: At $1000, the Casio EX-F1 isn't cheap. But for subjects such as sports and wildlife photography, where high frame rates and HD video stand out, it could be worth every penny

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Review summary: Unquestionably the most futuristic camera of 2008, the Casio EXILIM EX-F1 offers unparalleled capabilities. It can take 60 full-res pictures in a second, It shoots both standard- and high-def video and, for its most jaw-dropping trick, offers...

Verdict: Casio's EXILIM EX-F1 promises features no digital camera on the market has offered before, and it delivers - with some reservations. The camera's strongest suit is the option to shoot up to 60 full-res 6-megapixel images in a second. Combined with a...

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Review summary: At a time when most camera manufacturers are obsessed with megapixel ratings, Casio's Exilim EX-F1 - its first ultra-zoom camera - is refreshingly different.

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Review summary: The 6-megapixel Casio EX-F1 bridge camera features a 12x zoom and is able to shoot 60 images per second.

Verdict: It is clear that the F1 was built for speed and in this area it truly excels. It’s terrific fun, and enables users to get pictures that would be impossible with any other camera. The F1 will make you laugh and make you gasp in a way that no other...

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Review summary: Casio's EXILIM EX-F1 promises you 60 frames per second at the press of a button, but do you really need such power in a prosumer digital camera? We got shooting to find out. The size of a DSLR camera, without all the functionality of one, the EX-F1 is...

Verdict: The camera might offer a fast capture speed and a long zoom, but the EX-F1 offers little else

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Review summary: Casio has taken the bull by the horns and produced a crossbreed camera that will please videographers and photographers alike. The Exilim EX-F1 is a 6 million pixel, 12x optical zoom camera that can produce stills at an alarming 60fps, as well as slow...

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Review summary: An ultra-zoom camera with a difference

Verdict: Pros: High-speed video and stills; very responsive; manual control; RAW mode; 12x zoom Cons: Bulky; complex controls; image noise; stills quality; sensor may be too small for some Overall: Ultra-high speed modes place this camera in a class of its own,...

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Review summary: High-definition and slow-motion in one unusual camera

Verdict: It's expensive, but the EX-F1 is a unique and impressively versatile camera

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Review summary: With its ability to shoot 60 full-resolution photos in a second and record video at 1,200 frames per second, the Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 far exceeds any other consumer camera. But it's expensive and somewhat large, and the individual photos are only...

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Review summary: The Casio Exilim EX-F1 doesn't just have the current fastest burst mode. It also is the only one to offer video recording in full HD (1920 x 1080i, 60 frames per second). There are also the options of filming in HD (720p 30 i/s), SD (640x480 pixels)...

Verdict: The surprising Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 is a rather good camera that shoots video in Full HD. This is a non-negligable argument for those who want to fully take advantage of their home systems. Without being the top in both categories, it's currently...

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Review summary: The EX-F1's unique â€˜continuous shutter' brings high-speed photography out of the physics lab and into the real world...

Verdict: The EX-F1's a tough camera to rate because it does things that no other camera can. But it is a little tricky to use, it has significant limitations and it's certainly expensive.

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Review summary: After a quick glimpse at Focus and being blown away at the sheer speed of the continuous shooting mode, I had to make sure I saw this for myself.

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Review summary: It's a dismal time to be a compact camera maker without a foothold in the lucrative SLR market; slumping sales, combined with competition from camera phones, are slashing formerly fat margins.

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