Here is a translation of my provisional first impression about the EX-F1:
In contrast to many P & S-cameras, cameras with rudimentary video function, the EX-F1 is primarily designed as a video, high-speed and high-tech camera.
A useful photo feature is available, certainly with significant improved quality, as still photos made from pure video cameras.
But - so my first impression - photography is not the central feature, not the strength of this camera. (for exampel: sensitivity above 200 ISO is not availible shooting in RAW-DNG)
Casio has launched the EX-F1 as an innovative high-tech product on the market, the comparison with a Formula 1 racing car is not absolutely absurd.
And racing car stands not (Still), but move, and that pretty quickly (Movie).
Even if the IQ of the Ex-F1 is not quite up to the current standard, it holds with the sum of its features in its class a pole position.