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Casio High-Speed Exilim EX-FC100 9.1 MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7-inch LCD (Black)
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| 9.1-megapixel resolution |
| 5x optical image-stabilized zoom |
| 30 shot-per-second high-speed burst shooting (6 MP images) |
| HD Movie function |
| Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included) |
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Customers Reviews
2009-10-25
Great camera
The picture quality is great, especially when using the "Sport" setting for shots with movement. The camera is very user-friendly - easy to navigate to different options. The 30 frame-per-second feature is a fun one also!
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2009-10-19
Great little point and shot with fun extras
The camera performs pretty well in low light scenarios. Its very small, the battery lasts a good amount of time, the the slow-mo features make it really fun. Great little package!
Don't expect shots like a DSLR, but its more than great for casual use.
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2009-10-11
High speed camera
Very good for the high-speed-video feature. You can even take 1000 fps (so 1 frame every millisecond).
Wonderful for technical analysis of moving objects.
Also the 30 fps feature is nice to take portraits of people in clear daylight, but not to be used in (darker) in-house-situations.
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2009-10-04
Happy with my purchase
I did a lot of research and read countless reviews of this camera before I purchased. I bought it for three reasons; (1) as a pocketable, more handy companion to my large Nikon D300 DSLR, to be used when a quick snapshot or video is more important than image quality, (2) slow-motion capability - you can't get this kind of capability at this price anywhere else, and (3) high-speed continuous shooting to help capture elusive action shots.
I went into the purchase knowing it is not the best point-and-shoot out there but I wasn't simply looking for a point-and-shoot. The incredible exclusive features of the camera were more important, especially those made possible by it's high-speed capabilities.
Most of the pros and cons of the camera have already been stated in other reviews. On the plus side, I like the sturdy construction, ease of use, large bright LCD screen, simple menu structure, ability to directly control all parameters except shutter speed and aperture, high-speed continuous shooting, slow-motion video, ease of downloading images, great anti-shake that works well for photos but less well for videos, HD videos look great, and precapture functions. Battery life has not been a problem so far. I haven't used the flash at all.
On the minus side, the quality of photos could be better and less grainy at higher ISO levels, although it is certainly acceptable for most shapshot situations and most of the purposes for which I will use the camera. I wish the battery charger was the type that simply plugs into the wall socket instead of having a big bulky electrical cord.
Having done my research and knowing what to expect before buying, this camera met or exceeded my expectations.
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2009-09-25
Great product, A lot of features, very cool slow mode
Pros: great battery life, Slow-mode video is awesome, Records HD video at up to 720p, crisp clean picture quality, A lot of features, best shot mode,
Cons: Features somewhat complicated, 720P HD recording limited to 18-20 minutes, my zoom button top sticks
Overall great camera. It has a lot of features, maybe too much for the average camera enthusiast. The slow motion camera recording is awesome although it is best to work outside (inside is dark and grainy, no matter how much light there is), the best shot mode is great to pick out the scenery you want to take photos in quickly.
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Product Details
Batteries Included:
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Casio
Color: Black
EAN: 0079767624538
Floppy Disk Drive Description:
Has Red Eye Reduction: 1
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: CASIO
Legal Disclaimer:
Manufacturer: CASIO
Model: FC100 Black
Publisher: CASIO
Release Date:
Special Features: nv:Sensor^9.1 Megapixel|Size^1/2.33-inch|Image Resolution^3456 x 2592|Movie Resolution^1280 x 720|Memory Included^32MB Flash Memory|Storage Media^SD/SDHC Memory Card|Compressed Format^JPEG/EXIF v 2.22|Compressed Format^DCF|Compressed Format^DPOF standard|Movie File Format^Motion JPEG (AVI)|Movie File Format^IMA-ADPCM|Optical Zoom^5x|Digital Zoom^4x|Focal Length^f= 6.42 - 32.1mm|Focus Mode^Manual focus|Focus Mode^Spot|Focus Mode^Auto focus|Focus Mode^Tracking|Focus Mode^Macro Mode
Studio: CASIO
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