Fuji announce S1 Pro digital camera
Published Jan 31, 2000
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dpreview staff
Fuji rattle the sabre in the Professional
Digital Camera market (and pro-sumer too) with this blockbusting 6.13
megapixel (3040 x 2016 - oh yes) professional SLR with a D1-killing street
price of US$4,000. Kodak DCS560 / 660 anyone? Best of all that CCD is
HUGE.. 1.1" (APS size).
Vitals: 6.13 Megapixels, accepts
Nikon F-mount lenses, ISO: 320-1600, CF Type II & SmartMedia, Est.
Street Price: US$4000, on-sale: June, 2000 (Japan).
UPDATED: Impress PC Watch post
coverage of the Fujifilm Japan Launch of these cameras
UPDATED: Camera is based on Nikon
N60 / F60D
(so let me get this straight, Nikon are supplying Fuji with camera bodies
to build a digital camera which undercuts the D1... ummm) Even the N60
specifications read back to back.
Bullet points:
- 6.13 megapixel, 1.1" (APS sized) Fuji SuperCCD
(3040 x 2016)
- Accepts Nikon F-mount lenses (1.5x focal length multiplier)
supports AF, AI-P, IX cannot be used
- ISO range 320 - 1600
- Built-in Flash
- Burst rate: 1.5fps
- Storage: CompactFlash Type II, SmartMedia
(up to 64MB)
- Weight: 820g
Fujifilm S1 Pro specifications
| CCD |
1.1" 6.13 megapixels (Fuji SuperCCD
- RGBG filter) |
| Image sizes |
3040 x 2016, 2340 x 1536, 1440 x
960 pixels |
| Image modes |
TIFF-RGB, TIFF-YC, JPEG Fine, JPEG
Normal, JPEG Basic |
| ISO (sensitivity) |
320, 400, 800, 1600 |
| Lens |
Accepts Nikon F-mount
lenses (1.5x focal length multiplier) supports AF, AI-P, IX cannot
be used |
| Autofocus |
TTL phase detection (1-19 EV) |
| Optical viewfinder |
TTL (90% view) |
| LCD monitor |
2" 200,000 pixel low temperature
TFT |
| Timing |
3 second startup time, 0.2 second
recycle time |
| Storage |
Slot1 : SmartMedia (2MB/4MB/8MB/16MB/32MB/64MB)
Slot2 : CompactFlash Type II (supports 340MB MicroDrive) |
| Shooting modes |
Auto, Multiprogram Auto, Shutter Priority,
Aperture Priority, Manual Exposure
Image programs: portrait mode, scenery mode, close-up mode, sports
mode, night view mode. |
| Metering modes |
3D Matrix with Type-D lens, Center-Weighted,
Spot |
| Shutter speed range |
30 seconds - 1/2,000 second |
| Continuous mode |
1.5 fps (up to 5 frames) |
| Exposure compensation |
+/-3EV in 1/3EV steps |
| White balance |
Full Auto, Preset, 6 settings |
| Self-timer |
10 or 2 secs |
| Flash |
Built-in & Hotshoe |
| Flash range |
Guide no. 15 (ISO 100/m) |
| Flash modes |
Normal, Slow sync, External, Anti-Red-Eye,
Forced |
| Playback |
Single (zoomable), 2 x 2 thumbnails,
3 x 3 thumbnails, histogram |
| Remote control |
Mechanical |
| Interface |
USB |
| Video output |
Varies by region |
| Misc |
Voice recording function, "Best
Of Image" automatic |
| Power requirements |
4 x NiMH AA + 2 x CR123A lithium batteries
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| Dimensions |
148.5 x 125 x 79.5 mm (body only) |
| Weight (no batteries) |
820 g |
| MSRP Price |
~US$ 4000 (body only) |
| Release date |
June 2000 |
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We're proud to bring you a world exclusive. The first full review of FujiFilm's S1 Pro digital SLR. The first affordable digital SLR to market certainly grabbed the headlines when it was announced, since then there's been no end of talk about digital SLR's. With high resolution output, quality processing algorithms and Nikon lens compatibility the S1 Pro certainly looks like an interesting package (especially considering its $3,500 street price). But how does it measure up?
We'll try to tell you.. In our 16 page, 10,000 word review with over 150 images in the review body and 50 photographs (including originals) in the associated samples galleries.
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