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...

Flexible lens in a compact body; good control layout; useful and fun high-speed shooting options.

No fully automatic mode; mixed shooting performance; near-useless raw image capture.

The high-speed Casio Exilim EX-FH100 is a compelling compact megazoom camera for those constantly worried about missing a snapshot.

The high-speed, energy-efficient Casio Exilim EX-FH100 is arguably the most versatile pocket megazoom around, thanks to its super-slow-motion shooting. The sacrifices here are lens control, a bit of video quality, and less-exciting scene modes than...

Overall, our experience with the Casio Exilim EX-FH100 was a very pleasant one and we had lots of fun using it. It performed well in bright and overcast conditions, and it even managed to capture some good-looking fireworks shots. Its image quality...

Good quality at higher sensitivities for a compact; Useful zoom range; High speed video; High frame rate continuous shooting; Manual exposure control; Handling and build quality

HS modes put large strain on the battery

feature-packed, HD movie, 24-240mm zoom range

low resolution high-speed movie, low LCD resolution, menu design, Raw shooting at ISO 100-200 only

Feature-packed though the EX-FH100 is, and with great features such as both HD and high-speed movie, the whole package is just slightly short of the mark. The overall resulting image quality isn’t bright, punchy or sharp enough at any of the ISO...

Casio has produced a high-end hybrid camera with exceptional high speed and HD video shooting, combined with extensive continuous shooting options in still mode. Allied to the 10x zoom, this will make action shooting a breeze.

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...