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You can still get the fh-100 for a little over $200. It is discontinued as well but there are still some new ones floating around. I heard a rumor that casio is updating their current models to make them more like the fh lines. I don't think they realized they were the camera of choice for analyzing the golf swing when they released their current line.
I'm planning to get an FH100 before they run out. I've studied it enough to know it will fit my needs.
That said, the larger lens on the FH20 would offer some better optics (focal length, depth of field for the different optics, zoom etc) but that's not necessarily a "disadvantage" of the FH100.
I haven't studied the FH20 as much to know it's real pros and cons, but if you really want the giganto camera then that's certainly a candidate in the big camera game.
Did you check this thread out which lists a lot of the specs of those cameras?
http://www.brianmanzella.com/golfin...s-2010-highly-recommended-brian-manzella.html
That said, the larger lens on the FH20 would offer some better optics (focal length, depth of field for the different optics, zoom etc) but that's not necessarily a "disadvantage" of the FH100.
I haven't studied the FH20 as much to know it's real pros and cons, but if you really want the giganto camera then that's certainly a candidate in the big camera game.
Did you check this thread out which lists a lot of the specs of those cameras?
http://www.brianmanzella.com/golfin...s-2010-highly-recommended-brian-manzella.html
trickyric67
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I have the FC100,FH25 and FH100. the FH100 has the backlit sensor and fits in the pocket of my bag so it does all the good stuff without the bulk.
trickyric67
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i find that if you want to view on a computer screen or larger the 240 setting works very clear and crisp and faster degrades the image
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