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Introduction
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01.Physical Tour
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02.Color and Resolution
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03.Speed and Timing
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04.Components
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05.Design / Layout
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06.Modes
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07.Control Options
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08.Image Parameters
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09.Connectivity / Extras
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10.Overall Impressions
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11.Conclusion
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12.Sample Photos
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13.Specs / Ratings
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14.Comments
Casio Exilim EX-FH20
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ComponentsSpeed/Timing
Speedy performance is important for any camera, but especially one that promotes its speed-demon capabilities as much as the FH20. All tests were shot with a high-speed SD card, so memory bottlenecks didn't affect the outcome.
The FH20 takes a surprisingly long time to boot up. From pressing the power button to being able to take the first shot, it averaged just over 4 seconds (more if you forget to remove the lens cap). This isn't a camera you're going to be able to whip out at a moment's notice to grab that special shot.
Shutter-Shot (10.00)
As one would hope from a modern camera, there is essentially no delay between pressing the shutter button, and an image being taken.
Processing (10.70)
This is a measure of how quickly the camera displays an image on the LCD after taking a picture. The FH20 took, on average, 0.8 seconds to save the image and show it to you, which is definitely on the speedy side of things.
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