Fujifilm
Japan has today announced that its first digital camera based on the high
dynamic range SuperCCD SR sensor has been delayed until 'Summer 2003'.
The announcement notes that originally Fujifilm had hoped to release the
camera in May but has had to delay the camera until the Summer. The reason
given is "A delay in material procurement". The FinePix F700
has a 3.14 million pixel SuperCCD SR sensor, the new sensor design has
two photodiodes at each photosite, one captures a 'normal' dynamic range
the second captures higher details which should give the F700 the ability
to reproduce a much higher dynamic range (dark to light).
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Fujifilm
Japan has today announced that its first digital camera based on the high
dynamic range SuperCCD SR sensor has been delayed until 'Summer 2003'.
The announcement notes that originally Fujifilm had hoped to release the
camera in May but has had to delay the camera until the Summer. The reason
given is "A delay in material procurement". The FinePix F700
has a 3.14 million pixel SuperCCD SR sensor, the new sensor design has
two photodiodes at each photosite, one captures a 'normal' dynamic range
the second captures higher details which should give the F700 the ability
to reproduce a much higher dynamic range (dark to light).