The Fujifilm Finepix IS-1 is a specialized digital camera that allows you to shoot in infrared without any specific modifications. It features a 10.7x opitcal zoom and ISO of up to 1600. Retail is $899 US.
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Here is a video that demonstrates the FinePix S6500fd’s innovative face-detection technology. It is designed to locate faces in the frame (up to ten faces) for auto focus, metering and subject tracking. This 6MP camera also features a wide-angle 10.7x lens and a super bright 2.5-inch TFT-LCD display. Need more details? Watch the video after the jump!
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Fujifilm’s new FinePix S6000fd is a 6.3MP camera with 10x optical zoom and Face Detection feature. The Face Detection instantly identifies faces everywhere in the scene and brings them into clear focus. Face Detection optimizes exposure for detected faces so your photos of people are brighter with natural face and skin tones. It has 10MB of internal storage and also saves images on xD memory cards. FinePix S6000fd will be launched next month.
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For only $299.95 Fuji’s FinePix F20 is a bang for its buck type of camera. Fuji’s F20 is a 6.3-megapixel camera with 3.0x optical zoom, a 1/1.7-inch Super CCD HR, 15 scene modes, and a large 2.5-inch LCD display. The F20 goes on sale next month. Via MobileWhack.
Imaging Resource has a review for Fuji FinePix S7000 Digital Camera. They said:
Because of the S602 Zoom’s high popularity among the enthusiast ranks, Fuji upped the ante and released the FinePix S7000. Offering many of the same great capabilities of the S602 model, the S7000 now boasts the highest resolution of a consumer level digicam that we’ve seen to date with its 6.3 megapixel Super CCD HR that interpolates to 12.3 megapixels. The camera also features an extensive flash range, and a higher resolution electronic optical viewfinder. With the same great exposure features, autofocus options, and performance as the S602, the S7000 is sure to be a hit.
The camera also allows you to take digital movies with sound at full VGA resolution (30 fps). Via Photography Review.
