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» Fujifilm FinePix S100FS SLR Camera

(January 2008)

Fujifilm unveiled several new digital cameras, including its SLR-styled 18x ultra-zoom S81000fd, the new 10MP FinePix Z20fd with new colors and video technology, the 12MP FinePix F100fd with ISO equivalency speeds up to 12800, and its most advanced consumer model: the FinePix S100FS with advanced dSLR control and functionality. In addition, the company claims to have introduced the world's smallest digital camera with a 12x optical zoom, the FinePix S1000fd. The advanced FinePix S100FS (Film Simulation) digital camera provides an all-in-one solution with manual controls and functionality of a Digital-SLR, including both digital and manual stabilization through a mechanically stabilized "floating" lens element to reduce blur from the photographer's hand-shake, with Fujifilm's Picture Stabilization Technology, to reduce blur caused by subject movement.

The S100FS also features a 14.3x Fujinon manual zoom lens, an 8th generation Super CCD sensor with 11MP of resolution, a 2.5" tiltable LCD and ISO speeds up to ISO 6400 at 6MP and up to ISO 10,000 at 3MP.

Bolstered by Fuji's Face Detection 2.0 Technology with Automatic Red Eye Removal, the camera's lens design can achieve maximum resolution at all focal lengths of 28mm-400mm equivalent and all aperture stop settings, according to the company. In addition, the camera also features JPEG or RAW capture, support for xD/SD/SD-HC media, three bracketing functions, a 30fps movie mode (VGA quality) with a manual zoom ring (while in movie mode).

Borrowing from the its high-end S5 Pro, Fujifilm's FinePix S100FS also includes film simulation modes and settings that expand the camera's dynamic range (100%, 200%, 400%), which is similar to that of negative film. The FinePix S100FS will debut in February for $800.
 

Link: Fujifilm FinePix S100FS SLR Camera

Product Page: Fujifilm, Reference: electronista

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