Fujifilm FinePix F10/F11

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When the Fuji FinePix F10 was launched it was not one of many "digicams". Fujifilm took over the lead in making highly light sensitive digital compact cameras for a while with the launch of this camera in spring 2005. Thus it was an important approach for the Fujifilm company because the market for its film began to shrink faster than the years before. Fujifilm uses an own CCD sensor technology, the SuperCCD chips with pixels of two sizes mixed on the surface. The making of such leading digital imaging technology gives Fujifilm the best position among the big old film makers in the market of modern popular photograpic imaging where film lost its major role.

In autumn 2005 Fujifilm launched the FinePix F11. It was basically the same camera except its better display and its greater versatility, most notably the speed priority and aperture priority modes.

specifications

F10

  • Type: digital compact camera
  • Manufacturer: [Fujifilm]
  • Year of launch: 2005
  • Sensor: Fujifilm 1/1,7" SuperCCD with image resolution 2.848×2.136 pixels(6.100.000 pixels) and speed from 80 to 1600 ASA
  • Lens: Fujinon 1:2.8/36mm to 1:5/108mm zoom lens
  • Exposure times: 15 sec. to 1/2000 sec.
  • Display: 2.5" with 115.000 pixels
  • Memory: xD-Picture cards
  • Size: 92×58×27mm
  • Weight: 156 g without card and without rechargeable NP-120 battery

F11

Same data as F10, except

  • Display: 2.5" with 153.000 pixels
  • Weight: 155 g without card and without rechargeable NP-120 battery, 200 g when idle