Fujifilm Unveils Four Digicams

Fuji Photo Film USA is show-casing 4 new cameras - the FinePix V10, FinePix A400, FinePix A500, and FinePix F470 at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2006 in Las Vegas.

The FinePix V10, with a 5-Megapixel Super CCD HR sensor, is the first camera in the company's 2006 line-up, to incorporate Real Photo Technology which helps remove noise from digital pictures, thus allowing pictures to be taken at light sensitivities as high as 1600 ISO at full resolution.

The V10 features a 3-inch LCD, equipped with Fujifilm technology and other features ensuring peak viewing performance irrespective of scene lighting. The LCD combats glare through a special amplification layer; and automatically brightens in dimly-lit environments; and has a resolution of 230,000 pixels.

V10 includes features such as a 3.4x optical zoom lens, 30-frame playback mode, and shooting mode called "Natural Light & With Flash".

FinePix V10 is scheduled to ship in March for a price of $349.

The 4-Megapixel FinePix A400 and the 5-Megapixel FinePix A500 cameras are being touted as ideal cameras for first-time digi-cam buyers.

These Fujifilm A-Series cameras feature Super CCD sensor; new image processor for crisper pictures; 3x optical zoom lens; internal memory; and useful scene modes.

FinePix A400 will be available beginning Feb 2006 for $149, and FinePix A500 will ship for $179 around the same time.

The FinePix F470 is slim at less than 20 millimeters, which makes it no thicker than a deck of playing cards. It features a 6-Megapixel CCD sensor; finely-tuned processor for sharp pictures; 16 MB internal memory; and 2.5-inch LCD with gain-up control.

F470 is slated to ship in Mar 2006 for a price of $279.


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