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Science
Gifts For Science Nerds Who Love To Tinker
11:00AM Rosa Golijan | Meteorites, microscopes or mixing things to go boom. Your science nerd loves it all. Here are a couple of gift ideas for that space explorer, mad scientist or engineer in your life. More »
Cameras
Casio Exilim EX-FC100 Slow-Mo Cam Lightning Review
10:00AM Wilson Rothman | The Gear: Casio’s EX-FC100 is a slimmed-down pocketable version of its chunky slow-mo cams. It looks like a standard 9MP 5x-zoom shooter at first, but does tricks we haven’t seen before. More »
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Snowmodo in Slow Motion: The Casio Exilim EX-F1 Makes Snow Even More Beautiful
9:40AM Brian Lam | Slow motion makes everything more beautiful, even snow. Here’s a simple snowshoe hike during a storm, transformed by 300fps capture. More »
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Casio EX-FH20 Budget Super Slow-Mo Camera Lightning Review
7:00AM Benny Goldman | The Gadget: The Casio EX-FH20 camera, bargain brother to the popular EX-F1. It features 1000 fps slow-mo video, a 40 fps burst mode for still shooting and a 9.1-megapixel sensor, as well as good ol’ 720p at regular speeds, all for just over half the price of the original slow-mo star. galleryPost("exfh20lightning", 3, "");
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Hands On Casio’s EX-FH20, the ‘Budget’ Super-Slow-Mo Cam
8:30AM Benny Goldman | Maybe you didn’t even realise that the hallowed Exilim EX-F1 super-slow-mo cam got a little brother, the new $US600 EX-FH20. We finally got to check it out today and it’s definitely a winner. Slightly slimmer than it’s pricier counterpart, it also has a cleaner UI making it easier for a novice to use. 1000fps slo-mo video looked great, and the 40fps burst mode worked well, prerecording images in order to capture the perfect moment, even if you have a slow trigger finger. It even has a slight bump in the megapixel department, 9.1MP to the EX-F1’s 6.0MP. The EX-FH20 is just hitting stores, so check the gallery to see how it measures up to the EX-F1. And of course stay tuned for our full review. galleryPost("casioexfh20handson", 4, ""); More »
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Exilim EX-FH20: The Next Casio Slo-Mo Shooting Camera
6:41PM Kit Eaton | Back in March we raved about Casio’s EX-F1, and it’s just six months later and now Casio’s got another super-fast frame rate camera for us: the EX-F20. It’s a smaller and lighter beast than its predecessor, but it has 9.1-megapixels, can still shoot ultra-high-speed bursts at 40 fps and high speed movies at “up to 1,000 fps” and has a 20x optical zoom, anti-shake, night-scene mode and standard 720p video option. It’s intended to appeal to a broader bunch of users, rather than just camera enthusiasts, so it’s a little simpler than the EX-1, with all the shooting modes on a single dial. It’ll be available in black in stores from October for US$600. Press release below. galleryPost('ex-fh20', 3, ''); More »
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Casio’s Magic Slo-Mo EX-F1 Getting a Little More Magical with New Update
12:00AM Adam Frucci | One of our favourite cameras, the Casio EX-F1, is getting a new firmware update that adds yet another awesome feature: prerecord movies. This allows you to capture video starting a full five seconds before you fully press down the movie button, letting you catch stuff that your beer-slowed reflexes would have missed with any other camera. This new feature works with the full HD video functions as well as the 300fps, 600fps and 1200fps slo-mo video functions of the camera. Hit the jump for the full press release. More »
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Sanyo Xacti HD1010 Camcorder does 1080i, Face Recognition and 300FPS Slow Motion
2:29PM Brian Lam | Casio’s excellent EX-F1 slow motion digital camera has a bit of competition in Sanyo’s Xacti HD1010 camcorder. The 1080i HD cam does face detection for up to 12 people at once, and 300 frame per second slow motion as well as seven frame per second still shooting. YES! IIIIII saaaaaaaaiiiiiiidddd SLOOOOO MOTIOOOOON! More »
Robots
Casio EX-F1 Captures Battlebot Devastation In Super Slow-Mo
11:00AM Wilson Rothman | Our friend Robert Woodhead is at it again: He took his battlin’ bot Totally Offensive—and his trusty Casio Exilim EX-F1—to Carolina Combat Robots for some “test procedures” in preparation for the RoboGames in San Francisco June 13-15. End result: Mayhem ensuing at 300 frames per second, with some sparks flying, some parts flying and some fax machines and other stand-in electronics getting shizammed to oblivion. Grab a sandwich and press play, cuz you’ll probably watch this four-minute fest of cyberviolence a few times. And remember, this was only a test! Thanks again, Robert! [Robert Woodhead] More »
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