(PR.co.nz) Fujifilm is renowned for its groundbreaking and innovative designs and 2010 is no different with the introduction of the new FinePix HS10, the ultimate all in one photographer’s camera.
Featuring the world’s first 30x optical zoom with manual zoom mechanism, this revolutionary camera offers advanced photographic features and full HD movie capture for the perfect shot every time.
Serious photographers looking for the versatility and performance of an SLR system without the bulk or expense now have the perfect solution in the form of the FinePix HS10.
The latest addition to Fujifilm’s award-winning range offers an unprecedented feature set that combines a powerful zoom lens with sophisticated controls, advanced functionality and SLR-like handling in a single compact unit.
Utilising cutting-edge capture and optical design, the FinePix HS10’s unique mix of technologies brings together several new features to achieve professional-looking pictures, easier than ever before.
The twist-barrel manual zoom control enables you to make precision adjustments, for everything from a true wide-angle shot to ultra telephoto. From sweeping landscapes, interiors and large group pictures, the FinePix HS10 is ready for every photographic challenge you can throw at it.
Whether you’re shooting sports action or wildlife, or simply keeping up with kids on the go, the high speed continuous shooting* and new tracking autofocus feature will ensure you never miss that vital moment.
The innovative technology even ensures anti-blur protection as a result of both handshake and subject movement to provide sharp, clear results even at the longest zoom settings or in the most challenging lighting conditions.
The FinePix HS10’s unique Best Frame Capture Mode means you don’t need the reactions of a pro sports photographer to get professional results either. The camera continuously records images from the moment you focus, then saves up to 8 shots captured before you even press the shutter release. Capturing action with the FinePix HS10 is so easy it feels like cheating!
Film buffs will even be able to put together their own mini motion picture thanks to the FinePix HS10’s full HD movie mode with stereo sound. The camera’s mini HDMI output also allows you to easily view ultra clear, high definition photographs and movies on your TV while the new Super High Speed Movie function lets you freeze frame the action for amazing slow-motion shots.
Designed to expand shooting possibilities, the Fujifilm FinePix HS10 boasts several unique features including the Motion Panorama Mode, Multi-Motion Capture Mode and Multi-Frame Image Stabilisation. This revolutionary technology makes capturing perfect pictures a breeze and takes the work out of creating genuinely eye-catching images.
Ideal for both budding and professional photographers, the FinePix HS10 also features a range of renowned Fujifilm technologies including ultra-fast Face Detection, SR Auto Mode, Intelligent Flash, and automatic red-eye removal.
Key features at a glance
• High Resolution Fujinon 30x optical zoom (24-720mm) with manual (mechanical) zoom
• True wide-angle and extreme telephoto capture in a single compact unit
• Triple image stabilization (sensor shift, high ISO, multi-frame)
• 10 MP BSI CMOS sensor with advanced shooting modes and high image quality
• 3.0” High Res, High Contrast tilting LCD
• Electronic Viewfinder with eye-sensor for automatic switching
• High speed 10 fps continuous shooting at full resolution and new motion-tracking autofocus
• Full HD (1080p) movie capture with stereo sound
• Super High Speed movie capture at 240 fps, 480 fps and 1000 fps
• Motion Panorama mode for ‘one shot’ sweeping panoramas
• Advanced capture modes including unique Motion Remover mode that removes tourists and other moving objects from your photographs
• Direct Shooting Command buttons and Command dial put advanced photographic features at your fingertips
• RAW and JPEG capture modes
The Fujifilm FinexPix HS10 is available from electronic and photographic stores nationwide. (RRP $999)
Media Release 27 July 2010 from Impact PR on behalf of Fujifilm.