Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/21/fujifilm-shoots-out-out-five-new-cameras-f300exr-z800exr-z80/
What you just heard was the sound of five new FinePix cameras popping out of
Fujifilm's doors. Yippie! If all goes well, we'll be seeing these
SDHC-loving /
xD-hating babies from late August. Let's start working through the list: the 12 megapixel, 720p-video (24fps)
F300EXR boasts auto-focus speeds that are "as good as"
DSLRs, all thanks to the camera's hybrid auto-focus system -- a combination of Contrast AF (as used on most compacts) and Phase Detection AF (as found on most DSLRs). Other goodies include a wide 15x (24-360mm equivalent) "low noise" zoom lens, 3-inch high contrast 460k-dot LCD on the back, ISO settings up to a staggering 12,800, face detection and recognition (the latter lets you store optimum exposure and focus settings for up to eight faces), 360˚ panorama shooting mode, HDMI output, and image stabilization on the second-gen Super CCD
EXR sensor. The price? You'll have to cough up $329.95 for this bad boy.
Read on for the rest of the family.
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