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Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 Black Digital Camera

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Pros
Unique slow motion abilities
Sharp telephoto shots
Cons
Wide-angle zoom could be wider
Storing so many frames takes time

$969.00 - $999.00
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Product Specs

Battery
Number of Batteries	1

Digital Format
Digital Print Order Format (DPOF)	0

Display
Viewfinder	Electronic

Exposure
Shutter Priority	1

Image Processor
Number of image sensor pixels	6 megapixels
Image sensor	CCD
Maximum horizontal image resolution	2816
Maximum vertical image resolution	2112
Image sensor quantity	1
Image format	JPEG
White balance	0

Lens
Accessory Lens	0
Telephoto Aperture Maximum	4.6 mm
Wide-Angle Aperture Maximum	2.7 mm

Shutter
Starter Media or Internal RAM	1

Storage
Media Slots	SD Card
Installed memory	31.9
Memory type	Internal Memory MMC SD Memory Card SDHC Memory Card

LCD Screen
LCD screen size	2.8 inches

Exposure Controls
Maximum shutter speed	40000
Minimum shutter speed	60
Bulb setting	0
ISO equivalencies	100 1600
Exposure settings	0
Exposure compensation range	0
Number of scene modes	26

Dimensions
Width	5 inches
Depth	3.1 inches
Height	5.1 inches
Weight	28.7 ounces

Flash
Flash characteristics	Flash Slow Sync Yes

Lens Features
Camera body only	0
Optical zoom	12 X
Digital zoom	4
Minimum focal length	36
Maximum focal length	432
Maximum aperture	2.7
Lens mount	Interchangeable
Focus features	Yes

Video
Maximum video capture resolution	1920 x 1080 pixels

Connectivity
Interface connection	Yes

Other Features
General features	Pict Bridge
Image stabilization	Hardware
Included components	No
Power source	Rechargeable lithium ion

Warranty
Warranty information	2 Year Limited Warranty

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What You Should Know about the Exilim Pro EX-F1 Black Digital Camera

Larger-Than-Average Optical Zoom Range

The optical zoom range on this camera is sufficiently broad to give you considerable creative control. Your options extend from individual portraits to group shots to wide-angle landscapes. Most point-and-shoots offer a focal length range that’s roughly equivalent to 35mm to 105mm on a 35mm film camera. At the wide end (the 35mm, in this case), they shoot a bit wider than what you see with your eye. At the telephoto end (the 105mm, in this case), they can zoom in a good deal closer than you’d be able to with the naked eye.

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