Fujifilm S2 Pro - now just $2399
Published Jun 13, 2002
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an interesting move Fujifilm US has now dropped the price of the S2 Pro
digital SLR Kit to $2399 from its previous price of $3699. The S2 Pro
has a six megapixel Super CCD sensor which produces a twelve megapixel
output file. This new drop brings the price of this camera closer to that
of the recently announced Nikon D100 and Canon EOS-D60. Note that there
will now no longer be a non-kit version available. All pre-orders placed
with our official affiliate will automatically be lowered to the new $2399
price. Place your order today and help support this site!
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