Casio Exilim Pro F1 - Forget everything

Here we are: casio still camera

60 fps for stills

300-600-1200 fps for video...

Edit: for 999 US...

Now to find a 60 shots per second strobe

Cor

Hey get back to work editing...

You did read the high fps resolution is about 1/5 of HD? And the HD is really 60i... Still I like it... it'd be a great 3rd camera.

Now we need 64GB SDHC cards to complement.

Now to find a 60 shots per second strobe smile.gif

Cor, it's called a light bank.

Hey get back to work editing...

You did read the high fps resolution is about 1/5 of HD? And the HD is really 60i... Still I like it... it'd be a great 3rd camera.

Now we need 64GB SDHC cards to complement.

Yes Sir,

I go back and change some pics as well (sharpness etc.).

Jules

The variable frame rate looks wicked!!!!!!

Last year I broke down and got my wife a new camera, which I use all the time. She loves it when she gets the chance. This 10MPix still and video camera was way ahead. As a video guy I had to do, and did research on the camera market only to find at that time, Casio had just released the EX-Z1000 [in my opinion] the best camera by a wide margin. $300 bought 10-MPix and color accuracy. That's worth the money, but this little Casio had way more. It's still an awesome camera.

What is the future of digital imagery? Check out the Casio Elimim EX-F1 It isn't perfect yet, but don't discount Casio as a serious technology player. This gadget is HOT, it shoots 300, 600 or 1200 fps and encodes them on the fly to an H.264 file/ at 30 frames per second. 1:10 ratio means one second equals 10 seconds of footage or SUPER SLO-MO. There is an excellent review at gizmodo. com that I suggest reading for the pros, cons, and future of this invention. Don't be surprised to find the future of digital imagery and a hell of a lot of fun at the end of that link!

Feature FULL and perhaps I peek of what's to come? Lookout 4K, here comes 6K @ 30f

Regards,