FujiFilm FinePix 40i, JPEG & MP3!
Published Jun 2, 2000
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dpreview staff
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FujiFilm blur the multimedia line by bringing out a combined digital
camera and MP3 player, this little camera looks more like a MiniDisc player
but actually plays MP3's (uploaded by USB). It's equipped with FujiFilm's
2.4 megapixel SuperCCD outputting 2400 x 1600, 1280 x 960 or 640 x 480.
Priced at 88,000 YEN (about US$880), available July 1st in Japan.
Warning: not yet verified but this may be a Japan Domestic market only
product.
 
FujiFilm FinePix 40i specifications
| Imager |
FujiFilm 1/1.7" 2.4 megapixel
SuperCCD |
| Image sizes |
2400 x 1800, 1260 x 960, 640 x 480 |
| Lens |
Fixed 36mm (35mm equiv.) |
| ISO sensitivity |
ISO 200 equiv. |
| Shutter speed |
1/4s - 1/1000s (mechanical) |
| Apertures |
F2.8 / F9.8 |
| Exposure compensation |
+/-1.5EV in 0.3EV steps |
| White Balance |
Auto + Seven manual settings |
| Flash |
Auto, Anti red-eye, Forced on, Forced
off, Slow Sync |
| Self-Timer |
10 seconds |
| Video mode |
320 x 240 Motion JPEG (with audio)
up to 80 seconds |
| Audio playback |
MP3 (can only be uploaded via USB
onto "ID" SmartMedia) |
| Viewfinder |
Optical |
| LCD |
1.8" |
| Storage |
SmartMedia (up to 64MB) |
| Connectivity |
USB (req. for uploading of MP3's due
to copy protection) |
| A/V jack |
Audio & Video output |
| Power Supply |
2 x NiMH AA rechargables |
| Weight |
210g (7.4 oz) - including batteries
& SmartMedia |
| Dimensions |
85.5 x 71.0 x 28.5 mm (3.4 x 2.8 x
1.1 ") |
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Thanks to several different people for emailing me about this, sorry
for the delay I'd been out of the country... |
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