Product Description:
Combining a 12-MegaPixel, 7th Generation Super CCD with a 3.0x optical zoom and a 2.7 high-resolution 230,000 pixel wide angle view LCD, the FinePix F50 SE (identical model to the F50fd) is a compact powerhouse that incorporates all the features users have come to expect from Fujifilm's more advanced digital cameras. With the addition of Dual Image Stabilization, Face Detection 2.0 Technology with Automatic Red Eye Removal function, and ISO settings of up to ISO 6400, the F50 SE takes compact digital cameras to the next level, arming users with a host of new features and enabling them to take pictures never before possible. Face Detection 2.0 The Next GenerationFujifilm's proprietary Face Detection Technology also gets an upgrade in the F50 SE with the arrival of Face Detection 2.0, featuring Automatic Red Eye Removal. As with the original version of Face Detection, it can detect up to 10 human faces in a scene in as little as 5/100's of a second, correcting focus, exposure, and white balance automatically, regardless of where subjects are located within the frame. Face Detection 2.0 adds to this technology by being able to identify faces at much more extreme camera angles than before. No longer does the camera need a head-on shot to identify a face, because now even a profile will do - with up to 90O movement in either direction for profiles, and up to 135O for leaning or lying down in either direction, for a total range of 270O. Additional improvements to Face Detection 2.0 include a new Automatic Red-Eye Removal feature that automatically corrects red-eye directly after the shot is taken and then saves both the original and the corrected image file. Dual Image StabilizationTo ensure that users achieve even greater blur-free pictures, the FinePix F50 SE adds to Fujifilm's Picture Stabilization mode to create the improved Dual Image St...
Product Details
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Fuji
- EAN: 0074101488012
- Label: FUJIFILM
- Manufacturer: FUJIFILM
- Model: F50 SE
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: Photography
- ProductTypeName: CAMERA_DIGITAL
- Publisher: FUJIFILM
- Studio: FUJIFILM
- UPC: 074101488012
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