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Fuji A150 10-MegaPixel Digital Camera



FUJIFILM USA launched a new 10 megapixel digital camera that is targeted at buyers looking for an affordable and user-friendly camera. This new camera consolidates the latest trends we see in digital cameras today like Face Detection technology, a 3.0x optical zoom lens and large 3.0” LCD.

The A150 also offers Picture Stabilization that chooses the correct light sensitivity and compatible shutter speed, producing the highest quality digital pictures without blur and noise.

Features:

  • Movie Mode: Captures movies with sound at 30 frames per second.
  • New Design and Slim Body: Very slim 21.7mm body and sleek casing allows for portability and photography on-the-go.
  • Internal Memory: When the SD memory card (sold separately) is filled with images, users have extra internal storage space approx. 20MB on each camera to capture additional pictures.
  • AA Battery: Using AA batteries is often most convenient for on-the-go digital camera users as it eliminates the need to charge battery packs, allowing for lots of picture-taking and the ease of battery replacement.

    • “The new A150 combines this in a highly portable form factor making it easier than ever to ensure that you never miss a shot and the convenience of AA battery power.”

    (Source) FUJIFILM USA

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    This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 at 12:08 pm by Brian and is filed under Fuji. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. - Tags: battery packs, battery replacement, digital camera users, Digital Cameras, face detection, fujifilm usa, light sensitivity, megapixel digital camera, new camera, sd memory card, shutter speed, storage space

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