Recording formats that is supported by this device are JPEG, DCF standard, DPOF complaint for still images and AVI (motion JPEG) for movies.

This digital camera comes with a built-in memory which is capable of recording up to 8.0MB and this device consists of a card slot required for SD memory or MMC. The device has a total of 7 lenses that has a focal length of 7.9 to 23.7mm. The users can enjoy taking their favourite pictures with various types of recording modes.

The recording modes available in this device are still image; still image with audio, BESTSHOT with 37 predefined scenarios, movie with audio and voice recorder are the few to mention in this model. Self-timer is the special feature available in this model which helps to capture snaps within a fixed time.

It consists of numerous playback functionalities like still image playback, movie playback, trimming, resize, rotate, Reverse, 9 image display, copy, calendar, favourites folder, image roulette and slide-show are the few to mention.

This digital camera comes with a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery, which comes along with the dimensions of 58.4cm height, 92.0cm width and 22.4cm depth. Casio Exilim EXZ1000 Digital Camera is also highly portable with the weight of 139 grams. The USB cradle with AC adaptor, speaker and microphone are the input and output terminals available in this digital camera.

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The camera is quite speedier than the other available cameras with its capability of knocking out shots at 40fps and movies up to 1000fps that also gets slowed when making some ultra-slow-motion shooting.

It has a modest 9.1Mp sensor with 26mm wide-angle zoom lens and a muscular 20x optical zoom. It captures images at 7MP when you shoot in burst mode.

No doubt, a lot of emphasis is given on quick shots and that’s why there is an anti-shake function in the camera corrects blurred and out of focus images automatically.

The things don’t end here, as its high-speed film mode acts like a HD film mode and when it is taken down to 30fps, the image quality increases up to 1280×720 pixels.

This EX-FH20 will be available in October with a reasonable price tag of £399.