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  • How to disassemble a Casio Exilim EX-S12 for repairs

    This video shows how to take apart a Casio Exilim EX-S12, including the lens and screen for any needed repairs.

  • Casio Exilim EX-FS10 - Golf swing - 420FPS

    Doing a "review" of the Casio EX-FS10 camera that can take many sorts of video format up to a stunning 1000 frames per second. Go to matspointofview.blogspot.com for more info. I have 30FPS HD, 30FPS STD, 210FPS, 420FPS, and 1000FPS examples.

  • Casio Exilim EX-Z800 english

    Productvideo of the EXILIM Z800. The soft and fluid lines of the elegant design case give the EXILIM Z800 its unique appeal. The 4x optical zoom with mechanical image stabiliser and Single Frame SR Zoom, the 27 mm wide-angle lens, the enhanced Premium Auto mode and HD video recording make it easy for you to achieve spectacular results.

  • .22LR Ruger 10/22 Case Ejection in Slow Motion CloseUp

    Please watch this in HD! .22LR Ruger 10/22 Case Ejection in Slow Motion Rifle Used :- .17HMR CZ 452 ZKM Silhouette 22.5" Bolt Action Rimfire Rifle 245ft/lbs 2550fps Ammo Used :- Remington Premier Magnum Rimfire Distance to Target :- 30m Target :- n/a Filmed with :- Casio EX-F1 Pro Filmed at (Frame Rate) :- 1200fps Shown at (Frame Rate) :- 23.976fps Music Used :- Clubbed To Death by Rob Dougan Credit :- UK Sniper Online (uksniper.info)

  • .22LR Ruger 10/22 Case Ejection in Slow Motion

    Please watch this in HD! .22LR Ruger 10/22 Case Ejection in Slow Motion Rifle Used :- .22LR Ruger 10/22 Synthetic Blued 18.5" Semi Auto Rifle 191ft/lbs 1640fps Ammo Used :- Remington Thunderbolt Distance to Target :- 30m Target :- n/a Filmed with :- Casio EX-F1 Pro Filmed at (Frame Rate) :- 1200fps Shown at (Frame Rate) :- 23.976fps Music Used :- Clubbed To Death by Rob Dougan Credit :- UK Sniper Online (uksniper.info)

  • The Friendly Butterfly: Lorquin's Admiral, Bouquet Canyon, Casio EX-F1 Slow Motion + HD 720p

    One day while hiking in Bouquet Canyon, CA, I ran across an exceptionally friendly male Lorquin's Admiral... He was avidly guarding and patrolling his territory in this little alcove of Willow trees, but didn't seem to mind me watching and filming him. On a whim I decided to try picking him up, which he allowed - especially after tasting the light layer of sweat on my finger. Butterflies are known for visiting unusual places to drink water and take in natural salts and minerals, which might be otherwise lacking in their diet. In this case, the salts came right to him and he seemed happy to enjoy the attention while he lapped it up! The Lorquin's Admiral Butterfly (Limenitis lorquini) was named after Pierre Lorquin, a French naturalist who came to California during the gold rush of the mid 1800's. It's a fairly common butterfly in canyon bottoms, wherever it's Willow caterpillar host plant grows abundantly. The larvae are not so easy to find and I found that it was easier to get a female to lay eggs than it was to locate caterpillars in the wilderness! Here, you can see the entire rearing project, from eggs to adult butterfly: lepidoptera.jcmdi.com Cameras used: Casio EX-F1 for slow motion, and Canon HF100 for 1080p HD The music is the title track from the "Digital Dreaming" CD by Technician (yours truly), mixed in with natural sounds from the Bouquet Canyon area.Full artist discography, MP3 downloads and CDs are available at the Technician website: technician.jcmdi.com <b>...</b>

  • AR15 action closeup in slow motion 1000 fps Casio EX-FS10

    Here is my LMT AR15 that I recorded with a Casio EX-FS10 point and shoot camera. The wide ones are 1000 frames per second played back at 30fps (except where noted at 25% playback). The last one that is 4:3 was recorded at 420fps. Not too shabby for a $115 camera. Btw, this was with the .204 Ruger barrel. These loads were 27.5grn Hodgdon H322 with Hornady V-max in a Winchester case with CCI 450 magnum primers.

  • Compart Santa Lucia - El Escalon dive

    video of dive in Santa Lucia done on 22 July 2008. Video on Casio EX-10 with EWC-120 case.

  • BuyTV on G4, Episode 120, Top 10 Cameras Countdown

    Join Drew and Melissa as they countdown the cameras you need to get caught up on. VIEWSONIC 7" DIGITAL PHOTO FRAME EPSON STYLUS INKJET PHOTO PRINTER PENTAX OPTIO Z10 8MP CAMERA PANASONIC SDR-H40 CAMCORDER CASE LOGIC COMPACT CAMERA CASE KODAK EASYSHARE Z712 7MP DIGITAL CAMERA CANON CAMERA BATTERY GRIP SANDISK 2GB MEMORY STICK PRO DUO PANASONIC LUMIX 10MP DIGITAL CAMERA CASIO EX-Z1080GY 10.1MP CAMERA

  • CASIO High-Grade Keyboard Series CTK-6000, WK-6500, CTK-7000, WK-7500

    Casio's new high-grade keyboards offer a wide range of comprehensive functions, including sound and rhythm editing, a studio-quality effects section and hundreds of realistic instrument and synthersiser tones -- all contained in a new, modern case design. These new instruments offer the player a variety of inexhaustible functions for experimenting and composing. You can store your creations simply using an SD memory card, connect to a PC and even produce your own hits. These are creative instruments for keyboard fans who appreciate total musical fl exibility and high-quality Song Sequencer for Complete Recordings: 16 tracks plus one system track are available for the recording of up to 5 songs. Each song can be (approximately) 30000 notes in length. Each instrument can be recorded onto its own track, and you can syncronise exactly with the auto accompaniment using the punch-in and punch-out feature (WK-7500 and CTK-7000 only). Perfect your recordings with the selection of edit functions, including event insert, event copy and event delete. The quantisation function means perfect timing for every performance. You can also record note by note, including the note length with the step recording function, then store and archive your finished recordings as standard MIDI files on an SD memory card. Pattern Sequencer: (WK-7500 and CTK-7000) Create your own accompaniment styles with the pattern sequencer, which allows you to edit a part of the rhythm or all elements. Additionally <b>...</b>

  • Alligators w/ Deer Carcass at Brazos Bend State Park @ 210fps

    Alligators aren't as ornery as crocodiles; and usually lead quite lives--regardless of how much people want them to be dangerous carnivores. I've been helping at Brazos Bend State Park over 9 years, and spent a lot of time near the alligators. I've been able to interpret what I've seen by finding current research papers and reference books, or even contacting some of the researchers. On October 10, 2010, I watched a pair of alligators chewing on the carcass of a large buck. Unlike most of the mass-copied emails we get about alligators and Brazos Bend State Park, this actually DID happen inside the park. The buck was probably wounded by a human (archery season had opened a week before), and found by the alligators. The carcass was old; bleached and bloodless. The large alligator was about 8 feet long--I verified this later when I identified the alligator on the trail by its bad eye and a scar under the other eye. Since it was lying on the trail I could easily estimate its size. Usually, alligators are possessive of their food. In this case, the large alligator allowed the smaller one to climb all over it and the carcass with hardly any challenge. The alligators were about 10 yards from me at the beginning. Later they were about 30 yards away during most of the later carcass handling. For those familiar with the park, I first found the alligators just West of the West end of the Spillway Bridge. The large one swam East close by the Spillway Bridge-followed by the small one <b>...</b>

  • 10/11 Sakakura Stair case Practice in Misato

    坂倉くん ステアケース (35cm) 練習中 CASIO HIGH SPEED EXILIM EX-FC100

  • Turbo Firebird Edgewater

    Launch at 6psi. Overboost protection kicked in at the 330' mark due to boost creep. Pedaled it the rest of the way to the 1/4. Car: 1991 Pontiac Firebird Formula Engine: Borg Warner S400 turbocharger, 71mm, 1.32 a/r Chevy 383 roller block with Eagle forged internals Probe SRS pistons, 8.8:1 compression Comp Cams custom cam 230/236, 114LSA Patriot Freedom Series Cylinder Heads DIYAutotune 36-1 Trigger Wheel LS7 coil packs in wasted spark configuration 120lb Trickflow Injectors Victor Jr. Intake converted for EFI Custom intake elbow with Infiniti Q45 90mm throttle body E85 ethanol fuel with water/methanol injection Transmission: Built TH400 Redneck transbrake Edge Racing Pro Edge Converter Rear End: Quick Performance 9" Strange Pro-N nodular iron case Richmond 3.15 'nascar' gearset Full spool Ford Explorer disc brakes Suspension: BMR Trak-Pak Torque Arm BMR Tubular lower control arms UMI Performance subframe connectors UMI Rear Drag Sway Bar Fuel Injection: Megasquirt II/Extra in wasted spark mode Filmed using a GoPro HD Hero and a Casio Exilim EX-FH25

  • Casio Exlim G series EX-G1 Camera Unboxing

    PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & COMMENT! New Videos every week! www.costco.ca IF CAMERA NOT AVAILABLE YET...PLEASE WAIT BEST DEAL AVAILABLE! $199.99 BONUS: CASE AND 2GB SD CARD INCLUDED & BEST OF ALL YOU HAVE 3 MONTHS TO TRY IT OUT AND A EXTENDED WARRANTY TO 2 YEARS BY COSTCO!

  • UNBOXING COLD STEEL SAN MAI III GURKHA KUKRI AND SLOW MOTION CUTTING

    UNBOXING BEAUTIFUL VG-1 SAN MAI III KUKRI BLADE

  • Airsoft A&K M249 vs Can Army (Part 1)

    Well, I wanted to take airsoft guns vs cans to an extreme, this time being the number of cans being taken on. 24 Mountain Dew cans and one Sunkist can (he's the general in my mind.) I used an A&K M249 MKII running on a 10.8v battery and an M120 spring, firing .25g G&G BBs. I fired for almost 50 seconds in a single burst, I would highly advise against sustained firing like that for any sane person's gun. I would have actually kept firing, but the box magazine jammed from pumping all the BBs through. Oh well, there wasn't a can there that survived, the most intact one only suffered two separate hits. Also, the magazine did have trouble keeping up at times, so you can see the BBs stop flying for a few fractions of a second here and there. [I had to reupload it without Audioswapped music, and it took me a long time to find a song to replace the original one because I made the whole video with that song in mind. This is a great song though, and I only had to make minor alterations for it to fit well here.] Stay tuned for more and as always, thanks for watching! Song Information: Title: A Song For The Future Artist: The Dead Rocks Album: One Million Dollar Surf Band www.jamendo.com

  • Casio G-Shock X-Large Combi GA100 Watch Review

    Absolute value and style. The $99 Casio GA-100 with analog and digital hands is a cool watch and great gadget. See the full review @ ablogtoread.com

  • .22LR, .22WMR, .17HMR, .22 hornet comparison - BULLET RACES

    Shots are synchronised and bullets race to the targets. Comparison of the rimfire .22LR. vs .22 WMR vs .17HMR vs centrefire .22 hornet and K-hornet. Shooting, damage effects, flight path, recoil and terminal ballistics compared. Winchester, Hornady, CCI, Federal, Remington, reloads. Subsonic, high velocity supersonic and hypervelocity cartridges. Winchester power point .22 LR 40gr Winchester Xpediter .22 LR 29gr Winchester super X .22 Hornet 45gr Winchester super X .22 magnum 40gr Hornady V-Max .17 HMR 17gr CCI gamepoint .17 HMR 20gr CCI subsonic .22 LR 40gr CCI Velocitor .22 LR 40gr CCI Stinger .22 LR 32gr .22 K-Hornet Reloads 40gr (same bullet as in winchester .22 magnum) Lethality.

  • Casio Exilim EX-S600 lens assembly replacement

    Casio Exilim EX-S600 lens assembly replacement

  • Review of the Casio G-Shock GXW-56: The Biggest G-Shock Ever

    Christian Cantrell reviews the Casio G-Shock GXW-56 for Watch Report. It's the biggest G-Shock Casio has ever made. Check out the complete review of this G-Shock at www.watchreport.com