Pros
- Great high-speed capture modes
- Very good image quality
Cons
- No audio or zoom in high-speed video mode
- Awkward use of electronic viewfinder for settings
Bottom Line
With its 20X zoom and high-speed capture mode, Casio's Exilim EX-FH20 is built to handle action shots, especially when you can't get close to your subjects.
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