The FinePix J100, FinePix J120 and FinePix J150 have a 10-megapixel CCD (Charged Couple Device) which helps to determine the brightness of the photos and the brilliance of the colour.
According to Matt Dole, senior category manager Consumer and Professional Products, the J series models include a high ISO sensitivity to 1600 to get the best results from shooting in low light conditions.
It has software-based Face Detection with automatic red-eye removal; picture stabilisation; continuous shooting; 12 different shooting programs; movie recording at 30fps with sound; and an internal memory of 24MB.
“The key differences between the FinePix J100, FinePix J120 and FinePix J150 are the focal length and LCD screen size,” said Dole.
The FinePix J100, FinePix J120 and FinePix J150 come with rechargeable batteries and a charger.
Other accessories include a hand strap; USB and A/V cables; CD-Rom; FinePixViewer S / FinePixViewer and a manual.
The cameras cost between $269 to $299 including GST.
Fujifilm unveils three new J series models
By
Jenny Eagle
on Sep 26, 2008 2:38PM
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