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Brian Manzella said:
I looked hard at both of them.

The FH20 has a bigger screen and is easier to use in a lesson.

It is also a bit smaller, and well. $350-$400 less.

But, trust me, if I find that the F1 is that much better, I'll trade up.
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am i looking at the wrong camera, i just looked up F1 Casio and..it's close to a grand.
 
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jenhaoyen said:
so..what camera do you suggest?
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I was looking for a new cam a couple of weeks ago. A friend uses the F1 and it is really impressive but a little big.

For different reasons did Brian recommend the Sanyo Hd 2, so I looked at the models out on the market. I picked up the Xacti Vpc 1010.It has the possibility to 300fps.

I have not yet tried it outdoors, but the slomo indoors is very good.
 
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The more Frames you use must make the resolution poorer thats the trade off. If you want to view the swing with great picture quality then a HD one like the Sanyo would be my guess, If you like the thought of seeing a swing in super slo mo and don't mind if the picture quality is not so good then surely the Casio is better.
 
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golfer24 said:
The more Frames you use must make the resolution poorer thats the trade off. If you want to view the swing with great picture quality then a HD one like the Sanyo would be my guess, If you like the thought of seeing a swing in super slo mo and don't mind if the picture quality is not so good then surely the Casio is better.
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Here is a video of my son:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vxL3nSi2mk&feature=related[/media]
It has been converted from Casio MOV file to a Youtube FLV file. FLV files are very compressed thus greatly reducing clarity. At 300 FPS the pic is still plenty clear. The original MOV files are clear enough to show a tee spinning in the air. Resolution is not a problem.
 
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