Video: Casio EX-F1 rapid fire shooter hands-on

Ok, we'll cop-to. We've got a hankerin' for Casio's new EX-F1. The same unit we went hands-on with back in October is back only now in a production body rockin' that same 60fps frame rate. Hell, don't listen to us swoon though, check the video hands-on after the break and let Casio walk you through the details highlighted by a 15 shot burst (with flash!) blinding of a Casio colleague.

[Jeremy K. @ Jan 6th 2008 7:54PM]

Nice!

[SheepNutz @ Jan 6th 2008 8:01PM]

Want.

[Adrian @ Jan 6th 2008 8:29PM]

$999.99

[RDS @ Jan 6th 2008 8:40PM]

Very Nice! 40000 shutter speed Nice

[Mke @ Jan 6th 2008 10:46PM]

Why? It's not an SLR.

[rawhead @ Jan 6th 2008 8:43PM]

Holy shit, I so want this, it's not even funny.

Then again, wanting something, for me, is never funny, because I usually end up getting it (at least, anything remotely within my financial reach), which results in all sorts of serious issues I will spare you guys with.

[Kris S. @ Jan 6th 2008 8:49PM]

Quality not Quantity.

[Mke @ Jan 6th 2008 10:47PM]

Yeah, this thing isn't an SLR. What's the point? Buy one of those Sony HD camcorders.

[Josh @ Jan 6th 2008 10:59PM]

Agree completely - i would never drop even my weak 350D for this thing. I am sure there could be some use for it doing high speed photography where quality isn't as necessary as for a photojournalist.

[LloydChiro @ Jan 7th 2008 6:14PM]

But, what if the quality of the video is better than a Sony Handycam? Further, you can take high-quality pictures with it with its eral-camera optics. Do you guys realize that this camera has a hotshoe where you can mount a zoom microphone?