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Casio releases ultra high-speed EXILIM EX-FH20

Submitted by Steven on Tuesday, 16 September 2008No Comment
Casio releases ultra high-speed EXILIM EX-FH20

Casio today announced its new EXILIM EX-FH20, a 9.1 megapixel camera that can shoot a stunning 40 frames per second—a feature that puts it alongside the company’s ultra-speedy EX-F1 (released in March) in what it is now calling the “HIGH SPEED ELIXIM” series.

While the EX-F1 is faster at 60 frames per second, the new EX-FH20 offers higher resolution and a farther optical zoom reach (20x as opposed to 12x). The EX-FH20 also keeps the pre-record feature, allowing a user to review 40 images taken before pressing the shutter.

The camera will be available in October for just over $700. Read below for the company’s release!

London, September 16, 2008 — Casio Computer Co., Ltd., today announced the release of its newest EXILIM® camera, the HIGH SPEED EXILIM EX-FH20. This remarkable new camera is capable of ultra high-speed burst shooting at 40 fps and can record high speed movies at up to 1000 fps.

Its speed and ease of use truly puts this camera in a class of its own. In recognition of these unique characteristics, with today’s release of the new EX-FH20, Casio has launched the new HIGH SPEED EXILIM series, which includes this camera and the EX-F1, launched in March 2008. Casio expects the revolutionary capabilities of its HIGH SPEED EXILIM cameras to generate entirely new applications for digital photography.

Key product highlights include:

9.1 effective megapixels and a high power, wide angle zoom lens
The EX-FH20 is equipped with a 26 mm-equivalent wide angle zoom lens that can close in on subjects with a powerful 20x optical zoom. The camera also features a CMOS shift anti-shake function to support power-zoom shots.

Never miss a photographic opportunity, with high speed burst shooting up to 40 fps
The EX-FH20 can capture action in high definition, 7 megapixel (3072 x 2304 pixel) images with ultra-high speed burst shooting at up to 40 fps. Users can select from seven burst settings, allowing them to capture from 1 fps up to 40 fps in a single burst. Further, users can prerecord up to 40 still images not just at the instant they press the shutter button, but before! Even if they press the shutter a little late, they will still catch that vital moment.

High speed movie recording at up to 1,000 fps
The EX-FH20 can record high speed movie footage of motion too fast for the human eye, for ultra slow motion playback. Users can select from recording speeds of 1,000 fps, 420 fps or 210 fps and can also switch from the standard speed of 30 fps to high speed recording at 210 fps during recording at the touch of a button. The EX-FH20 makes it easy to capture critical moments on video.

High Speed Anti-Shake function
This function corrects images by automatically synthesizing multiple images captured during high speed burst shooting.

High Speed Night Scene setting
With or without a tripod, this feature ensures that high speed night shots come out clear and beautiful.

HD Movie function
The EX-FH20’s HD Movie function records at 1280 x 720 pixels, at 30 fps.

 

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