Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 Reviews

If you've ever missed a great photo waiting for automatic focus or a flash, you'll know the importance of high-speed shooting. Casio's Exilim EX-F1 takes it to the extreme, capable of capturing up to 60 full-resolution snaps -- or a mind-boggling 1,200 lo...

Stunning slow-motion movies; continuous flash shooting; long lens; manual features

Heavy and bulky; slow zoom; 'only' 6 megapixels; very expensive

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 thing, t...

$999 price is less expensive than other slow-motion cameras, Full resolution at 60 fps, External mic jack, Hot shoe, Standard RAW format

$999 is pricier than other ultra-zoom cameras, Mono speaker, Longest menus ever, Only electronic image stabilization in Movie mode

Have you ever watched a long movie and felt like you were left hanging at the end? I'm sorry if this review leaves you feeling that way. The Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1's hottest features are ones that couldn't be fully evaluated on the show floor. The pre-pro...

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 to Yo...

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 frames. T...

I bought an EX-F1 second hand, purely for its high speed video modes. I'm looking to integrate high speed footage into videos otherwise shot in high def on Panasonic HVX200 but intended for web viewing. I'm in love with the 50 fps shooting the HVX200 can

I bought the camera primarily to record birds visiting a feeding station. As this is a way from house, I found that by using a 62mm to 55mm stepping ring I could fit the telephoto adapter which I have for my Panasonic FZ50 - it works perfectly. I have ha...

Disappointed with restrictions on RAW - eg film speed liimited to 100-200 ASA. EVF is very small.