Casio Exilim EX-FH100

Superb battery life ; Sharp, well-exposed images ; RAW shooting mode ; High-speed shooting mode for stills and video

Takes time when saving RAW and high-speed shots ; Laggy autofocus ; Noisy lens motors ; Limited f-stop options in aperture priority

Casio's first high-speed pocket megazoom has superb battery life and image quality, but its noisy zooming and laggy autofocus are drawbacks.

High Speed Video Capture ; High Speed Image Capture ; Ultra-Wide 24mm optical zoom lens ; 10x Optical zoom lens (24-240mm) ; Image stabilization ; High Speed Scene modes ; Bright 3.0-inch LCD ; 720p HD video ; Dedicated Video Recording button ;...

High amounts of noise in all ISO settings ; Soft overall image ; Noise in HD video ; Slow when shooting with RAW ; No Intelligent Auto mode ; Weak built-in flash ; Bottom Line ; The Casio Exilim EX-FH100 is a powerful, full-featured compact digicam....

The Casio Exilim EX-FH100 is a powerful, full-featured compact digicam. With a 10-Megapixel imaging sensor, 10x optical zoom lens and high speed shooting modes that allow 40fps still image capture and up to 1000fps video capture. Its only drawback is...

The Casio EX-FH100 is a natural evolution of last year's EX-FC100 model, bringing together Casio's still-unique high-speed shooting options with an appealingly wide-angle 24mm, 10x zoom lens. With a multitude of different shooting options on offer, the...

10x wide-angle lens with sensor-shift image stabilization ; HD video recording at 720p ; High speed video options, up to 1,000 frames per second ; Dedicated movie button ; Multi-motion image makes multiple shots of a moving object against any...

No zoom while shooting video ; Extraneous scene modes ; Slow processing and buffer clearing ; Poor display while filming video ; Poorly placed flash ; Awkward manual focusing ; Only two apertures, ND filter used ; Very long startup time ; Painfully...

The Casio Exilim EX-FH100 is a solid point & shoot, and a worthy choice for sports or nature fanatics. Its high speed continuous shooting affords a number of creative opportunities. From super-slow-motion video of children swinging a bat to sequential...

Good photo quality at low ISOs ; 10X, ultra wide 24 - 240 mm zoom lens in a compact, well built body ; Sensor-shift image stabilization ; 3-inch LCD has good outdoor and low light visibility ; Tons of Best Shot (scene) modes, several of which are quite...

Details start to get smudged once you pass ISO 200 ; Redeye a problem, no removal tool available ; Some corner blurring at wide-angle ; Didn't perform well in artificial light, even with custom white balance (won't affect most people) ; Very slow...

After spending a lot more time than expected with the Casio Exilim EX-FH100 (and I'm still not done with it -- night shots are still waiting to be taken), I'm pretty confident in saying that its a camera best suited for the snapshot crowd, rather than...

In the Macworld Lab's subjective tests for image quality, the 10.1-megapixel FH100 ranked in the top tier of our test group of pocket megazooms, serving up sharp images with good color accuracy and exposure levels. A bit of noticeable distortion and...

240fps video shooting is a lot of fun, images possess reasonable quality, programmable buttons you can assign your most used functions to, nice body

1000fps shooting isn't realistically usable, images don't have excellent definition when viewed at their full size, on-screen menu is ugly

The Casio Exilim EX-FH100 is capable of capturing reasonably well defined photos, but it's not an excellent still image camera, merely a quite good one. Its best feature is the ability to shoot high-speed video, allowing you to capture scenes in slow...

The Casio EX-FH100 demonstrates that Casio should not be overlooked when it comes to advanced high-tech cameras. It offers superior build quality, excellent handling and astonishing high-speed performance, as well as a versatile range of features and...