If Nikon didn’t get you to choose one of the eight new cameras it announced recently, you might find Fujifilm’s FinexPix F200EXR more interesting. This new digital camera is equipped with what Fujifilm calls Super CCD EXR technology, a new sensor that enables the camera to capture high quality photos. But of course, that is not all there is to this new digital snapper. The camera comes loaded with features just like other F-series camera models, and perhaps even comes with more features.

Photographers have been messing around with 3D photography for years. It just hasn’t been a nice and easy, already developed for them, consumer-friendly, point and shoot 3D camera they were using to take the photos. Some photographers were rigging up their own cameras to get the effect, some doing it in post-processing. Some, used much less user-friendly four lens cameras that did exist out there, just not with the best picture quality.

Fujifilm is hoping to remedy all of that with their development of their 3D camera. The way it accomplishes the 3D effect is to use two lenses and two sensors. The lenses are about 6 to 7-cm apart, which is the width between the average person’s eyes. These lenses and sensors take different pictures from different angles simultaneously. Then, it combines the different pictures to create one image that is displayed on the camera’s 2.8-inch, 230,000 pixel LCD screen.

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The last of the latest Fujifilm digital cameras introduced by Fujifilm is the SLR-like S2000HD digital camera. This power-packed point-and-shoot features a 10-megapixel 1/2.3″ CCD, a 15x wide-angle optical zoom and a 2.7-inch wide-view LCD. According to Fujifilm, this new camera is well suited for amateur photographers who want an affordable step-up camera. Aside from more »

Fujifilm’s F-series digital camera line also got a new family member with the introduction of the Finepix F60fd. Geared for photo enthusiasts of all levels, the F60fd feature Fujifilm’s SR Auto (Scene Recognition) mode which facilitates automatic identification of subjects, scenes and faces before adjusting exposure, focus, white balance and ISO to come up with more »

Fujifilm has added the new J150w to its recently launched J-series digital camera line. This budget-friendly point-and-shoot features a compact metal chassis in matte black or brushed silver finish and with a thickness of just 22.6mm, users would certainly have no problem carrying this camera around. The Finepix J150w boasts of noteable features including a more »

If the recently announced Fujifilm Finepix Z200fd made you excited because of its ultra-slim, compact metal body and high 5x optical zoom, the other Finepix model, the A850 may not even make you pause for a second look. Even its official press release put down the A850′s output quality with the lines, “offering high-end technology to every-day users who want point-and-shot simplicity at an affordable price point, but are not prepared to compromise on image quality.”

I mean who would get excited with that statement? But at least the Fujifilm people are honest enough to admit that users may not find the A850 capable of producing high-quality images. So better not expect anything spectacular about the A850.

Fujifilm has added another model to its ultra-slim and metal-bodied compact point-and-shoot camera line – the Finepix Z200fd. When Fujifilm says slim, it’s got to be real slim at only 19.8mm thick. This camera beauty touts a 5x optical zoom lens, face detection technology, red-eye removal and dual image stabilization.

In addition, the Finepix Z200fd is also packed with a 52MB of internal memory plus support for xD-picture card, SD and SDHC media. It has 100-1600 high ISO sensitivity, a 2.7-inch high resolution screen, face zoom and micro thumbnail playback features, VGA movie capture at 30fps frames per second with sound, PictBridge compatibility, blog mode and auction mode.

Fujifilm has announced their new Finepix Z20fd, a point and shoot camera which offers a nice compact design, but otherwise seems to be a mid-level digital camera with a few more advanced features that you wouldn’t really mind missing out. The Fujifilm Finepix Z20fd is touting a video mode function as its major selling point. more »

Fujifilm FinePix S1000fd is touted as the world’s smallest digital camera with a 12x optical zoom, created as an affordable alternative for advanced amateur photographers looking for a great deal of flexibility and range. One of its key features is the proprietary technology called “Face Detection with Automatic Red Eye Removal” which can automatically identify up to 6 faces in a framed scene and instantly render red eye correction. Also, its Panorama Shooting Mode helps capture beautiful sceneries easily by combining 3 consecutive shots set at 3-megapixel resolution each and automatically saving it to the memory as panoramic image.