Fujifilm
today announce the FinePix F610, the first compact digital camera with
a six million pixel sensor. The F610 replaces the F601 Zoom and has the
same upright orientation, it appears to use the same SuperCCD HR sensor
used in the S7000 Zoom which has 6 million effective pixels with a maximum
output image size of 12 million pixels. The F610 also has a unique 'dual
screen' on the rear of the camera, at the top a normal 1.8" LCD monitor,
just below this a monochrome screen displaying camera settings and menu
options (a bit like the S2 Pro). The F610 also continues Fujifilm's tradition
for excellent video recording performance, it allows you to record VGA
(640 x 480) video clips at 30 frames per second (still no MPEG-4 though).
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Fujifilm
today announce the FinePix F610, the first compact digital camera with
a six million pixel sensor. The F610 replaces the F601 Zoom and has the
same upright orientation, it appears to use the same SuperCCD HR sensor
used in the S7000 Zoom which has 6 million effective pixels with a maximum
output image size of 12 million pixels. The F610 also has a unique 'dual
screen' on the rear of the camera, at the top a normal 1.8" LCD monitor,
just below this a monochrome screen displaying camera settings and menu
options (a bit like the S2 Pro). The F610 also continues Fujifilm's tradition
for excellent video recording performance, it allows you to record VGA
(640 x 480) video clips at 30 frames per second (still no MPEG-4 though).