Casio Dares To Make World’s Fastest-Shooting Camera

Another piece of hardware that made its way onto CES 2008 was Casio's Exilim EX-F1 digital camera. Originally the camera was supposed to be able to shoot movies at 300 frames per second on a resolution of 640x480, but at the launch the specs changed: the resolution was only 512x384. Anyway, HD video can be captured at a resolution of 1920 x 1080, when rolling at 60fps, and the camera has a 1280 x 720 resolution for when working at 30fps - which is more than acceptable. You can use an HDMI cable to see your images or movies on the big HDTV set you might own or settle for the 2.8 inch LCD display of the camera. The 10.1-megapixel that the EX-F1 has helps in capturing still images in burst mode at 60 shots a second. This rate, as Casio claimed, was unheard of until now and allegedly shows that the camera is able to capture motion that even the human eye is not able to see. The 12x optical zoom, ISO 1600 sensitivity and SDHC memory card support are also good specs, but unfortunately no release date or price has been confirmed yet.

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