Difference between revisions of "Fujifilm FinePix Z700 EXR"
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The '''Fujifilm FinePix Z700 EXR''' is a compact [[digital camera]] with 5x [[zoom lens]] hidden in its body. The lens contains a mirror behind its front elements. Thus tubes with the further lens elements are mounted vertically inside the camera body. The camera has to be switched on by shifting down its front door which covers the lens opening and the built-in [[flash]]. | The '''Fujifilm FinePix Z700 EXR''' is a compact [[digital camera]] with 5x [[zoom lens]] hidden in its body. The lens contains a mirror behind its front elements. Thus tubes with the further lens elements are mounted vertically inside the camera body. The camera has to be switched on by shifting down its front door which covers the lens opening and the built-in [[flash]]. | ||
| − | Like the [[Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR]] it has the extra EXR modes for optimal usage of the 1/2" EXR image sensor. A new feature is its touch-screen, a wide format 3.5" 460.000 [[Pixel]] color display. The touch-screen menues replace most buttons of a common digicam. | + | Like the [[Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR]] it has the extra EXR modes for optimal usage of the 1/2" EXR image sensor. A new feature is its touch-screen, a wide format 3.5" 460.000 [[Pixel]] color display. The [[touch-screen]] menues replace most buttons of a common digicam. |
[[Category:Fuji|FinePix Z700 EXR]] | [[Category:Fuji|FinePix Z700 EXR]] | ||
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The Fujifilm FinePix Z700 EXR is a compact digital camera with 5x zoom lens hidden in its body. The lens contains a mirror behind its front elements. Thus tubes with the further lens elements are mounted vertically inside the camera body. The camera has to be switched on by shifting down its front door which covers the lens opening and the built-in flash.
Like the Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR it has the extra EXR modes for optimal usage of the 1/2" EXR image sensor. A new feature is its touch-screen, a wide format 3.5" 460.000 Pixel color display. The touch-screen menues replace most buttons of a common digicam.
