Casio adds back-lit CMOS for EX-FH25 & EX-FC150
Published Nov 16, 2009
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dpreview staff
Casio Japan has released two digital cameras that see the addition of 10MP back-illuminated CMOS sensors to existing models in the Exilim line-up. The Exilim EX- FH25 and EX-FC150 follow the EX-FH20 superzoom and EX-FC100 compact respectively, sharing similar features such as image stabilization, burst shooting rates of up to 40fps and movies at 1000fps.
Click here to read the Press Release (In Japanese)
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