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Fujifilm Announces FinePix Digicams
Techtree News Staff, Jan 05, 2007 1426 hrs ISTFujifilm has announced new FinePix digital cameras; the 8 megapixel FinePix F40fd, the 8 megapixel FinePix A800, & the 6 megapixel FinePix A610.
Fujifilm has announced three new FinePix digital cameras; including the 8-megapixel FinePix F40fd, the 8-megapixel FinePix A800, and the 6-megapixel FinePix A610.
The FinePix F40fd is a compact, highly portable, and stylish camera that features Fujifilm's Face Detection Technology, which can detect up to 10 human faces in a scene in as little as 5/100's of a second, regardless of where the subjects are located within the frame.
The FinePix F40fd allows users to effortlessly capture the moment as their eye sees it, using Fujifilm's Real Photo technology. The camera can utilize ISO settings of up to 2000, capturing stunning images even in low light while preserving the natural color and clarity of the shot.
The F40fd features Dual Shot Mode, a convenient function that takes two shots in rapid succession, one with flash and one without, letting the user decide on the best picture. With Picture Stabilization mode, blur effect associated with hand shake is reduced. With Intelligent Flash or i-Flash, the camera detects subtle lighting differences within a scene, then varying flash intensity accordingly.
The FinePix A800 and FinePix A610 are the first models in Fujifilm's A-Series line-up that sport the company's proprietary Super CCD HR Sensor and Real Photo (RP) Processor, thus making it possible to capture sharp and detailed images with less amount of noise.
Both models feature a dual memory card slot, which accepts not only Fujifilm's traditional xD-Picture Card but also the popular Secure Digital (SD) card format.
Moreover, the FinePix A610 features selectable sensitivity up to ISO 800 and a 3x optical zoom; while the FinePix A610 has selectable sensitivity up to ISO 400 with a 3x optical zoom.
While the FinePix F40fd will retail for around $299 (Rs 13,455), the FinePix A610 and FinePix A800 will retail for about $129 (Rs 5,805) and $179 (Rs 8,055) respectively. All three digital cameras will be available globally beginning March this year.
The FinePix F40fd is a compact, highly portable, and stylish camera that features Fujifilm's Face Detection Technology, which can detect up to 10 human faces in a scene in as little as 5/100's of a second, regardless of where the subjects are located within the frame.
The FinePix F40fd allows users to effortlessly capture the moment as their eye sees it, using Fujifilm's Real Photo technology. The camera can utilize ISO settings of up to 2000, capturing stunning images even in low light while preserving the natural color and clarity of the shot.
The F40fd features Dual Shot Mode, a convenient function that takes two shots in rapid succession, one with flash and one without, letting the user decide on the best picture. With Picture Stabilization mode, blur effect associated with hand shake is reduced. With Intelligent Flash or i-Flash, the camera detects subtle lighting differences within a scene, then varying flash intensity accordingly.
The FinePix A800 and FinePix A610 are the first models in Fujifilm's A-Series line-up that sport the company's proprietary Super CCD HR Sensor and Real Photo (RP) Processor, thus making it possible to capture sharp and detailed images with less amount of noise.
Both models feature a dual memory card slot, which accepts not only Fujifilm's traditional xD-Picture Card but also the popular Secure Digital (SD) card format.
Moreover, the FinePix A610 features selectable sensitivity up to ISO 800 and a 3x optical zoom; while the FinePix A610 has selectable sensitivity up to ISO 400 with a 3x optical zoom.
While the FinePix F40fd will retail for around $299 (Rs 13,455), the FinePix A610 and FinePix A800 will retail for about $129 (Rs 5,805) and $179 (Rs 8,055) respectively. All three digital cameras will be available globally beginning March this year.
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