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* Fujifilm FinePix 2800 Zoom (2001) | * Fujifilm FinePix 2800 Zoom (2001) | ||
* [[Fujifilm FinePix 3800]] (2002) | * [[Fujifilm FinePix 3800]] (2002) | ||
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Fujifilm is an early innovator in electronic digital cameras with many prototypes and concepts cameras in the 1980's to early 1990. Starting from the 1990's worked with Nikon. Fujifilm used their extensive knowledge of electronics and integrated them with the Nikon's camera bodies, with many cameras branded under the Fujix name. Later the cameras were branded Fujifilm, and the company took over the lead in compact digicam sensor technology once or twice since, with focus on dynamic range of the imaging results (EXR-series). In 2010 Fujifilm introduced its first camera with APS-C-size imaging sensor, an innovative product with hybrid viewfinder, switchable from optical telecopic finder to EVF. Later a whole X-series was evolved out of that, including CSCs for interchangeable lenses (Fujinon lens system). Without such strong efforts the company Fujifilm would have had lost its market position since the photo film business shrinked dramatically in digital imaging age.
Early still-video cameras
- Fujix ES-1
- Fujix ES-20
- Fujix ES-30TW
Digital cameras
SuperCCD-based models are named in italics.
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Early digital cameras
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Clip-It series
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Transitional FinePix series
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FinePix series
FinePix A Series
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