<img src="http://img324.echo.cx/img324/7665/fujilogo24pd.gif" align="right"> Fuji FinePix F10 Zoom digicam
By Pocket Lint
Published Tuesday 12th July 2005 13:32 GMT
Review The F10 boasts the companies new, 1/1.7in Super CCD HR sensor that uses a full 6.3m gross pixels rather than the interpolated, dual-pixel elements of yore. Fujifilm's Super CCD technology has been with us for some time now and it just keeps getting better.
To prove the point the F10 has its best incarnation yet in a camera of this class, writes Doug Harman. Look over the camera - which, it has to be said, seems a tad conservative design-wise given many of today's models - and its classy, all-metal body still quite svelte and very well made.
A large four-position switch on the top plate switches the camera between its scene, auto and manual shooting modes, and the excellent 640 x 480, 30fps with sound movie capture setting. A central shutter release button completes the top plate controls apart from...
...a power switch, which sits adjacent to the four-way controller and must be held down for around a second to switch the camera on, in order to prevent accidental activation. On the camera's back, a large 2.5in, 115,000-pixel LCD hogs the real estate, pushing all the other camera controls over to the right.
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