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Fujifilm UK Announces Image Stabilized Z100fd
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The Fuji Z100fd is the first of the Z-series to include CCD-shift image stabilization, which helps to reduce blur due to camera shake. The camera also has a maximum sensitivity up to 1600 at full resolution for low-light shooting without a flash.
The Fuji Z100fd has a new two-tone metal body that features a sliding door that covers the lens. The camera is available in four colors: Shell Pink, Satin Silver, Cappuccino Brown, and Tuxedo Black. The camera measures 19.8mm (0.77 inches) thick at its thinnest part.
'The FinePix Z100fd is the perfect 'social' camera for the user looking for a combination of classic styling and cutting edge features," said Fujifilm Director of Photo Products Adrian Clarke in a company press release today. "We believe that consumers wanting a super-slim camera shouldn't have to make compromises on image quality or features, and with the Z100fd they don't.'
The Fuji Z100fd is fitted with a 5x optical zoom, a longer zoom than on other similar Fuji cameras such as the Z10fd (also announced today) and the Z5fd. The Z1000fd has a wide focal length of 35-177mm. It also has a larger scratch-resistant 2.7-inch, 230,000-pixel LCD compared to earlier Z-series models.
The FinePix Z100fd comes with Fuji’s second generation face detection that automatically focuses on, exposes, and optimizes white balance for up to 10 faces in a scene. The camera includes a new Automatic Red Eye Removal that works with the face detection system to automatically correct red eye in photos.
"The FinePix Z100fd's red eye removal system is not confused by lips or red coloured jewellery, as some other systems can be, as it works in tandem with Fujifilm's Face Detection system to identify eyes and nothing else," stated the release.
Other notable features include a new Micro Thumbnail view that displays a 100-shot index to allow users to quickly scan through large volumes of photos on the LCD screen. The Folder Select function categorizes photos into preset folders.
In addition, the Z100fd features Fuji’s IrSimple technology that allows users to wirelessly send photos to other infrared-enabled devices.
The Fuji FinePix Z100fd has 16 scene modes. The camera stores 54MB internal memory and is compatible with xD, SD, SDHC media.
Key Features:
5x optical zoom
Face Detection
CCD-shift Image Stabilization
Redesigned Graphic User Interface
New Micro Thumbnail view
New Automatic Red Eye Removal
IrSimple (Infrared communication)
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