Fujifilm's FinePix F70EXR is (as of November 2009) the "World's aboriginal agenda camera with a 10x optical zoom." The graceful new F70 (which replaces Fuji's F60fd model) additionally incorporates the chic EXR technology alien beforehand this year on the actual accepted Fujifilm F200EXR. What sets both EXR cameras afar from the antagonism is the new Super CCD EXR imaging sensor.
The F70's Super CCD EXR imaging sensor incorporates beyond pixels and a atypical new blueprint that (according to Fuji) permits the sensor to abduction added ablaze over a beneath aeon of time than accepted sensor arrays. The Super CCD EXR sensor works in bike with Fuji's new Real Photo Processor EXR for faster camera operation, lower babble levels, bigger activating range, brighter colors, and bluff images.
The icing on the block may be the F70's new blush assimilation choices based on acclaimed Fuji 35mm accelerate films like Velvia, Provia, and Astia. If all that's not enough, the F70EXR offers control-conscious shutterbugs an breach antecedence approach and a abounding chiral acknowledgment mode. Other accurate appearance accommodate bifold angel stabilization, third bearing Face Detection, a Portrait Enhancer mode, and acuteness settings up to ISO 12800. That's a lot of functionality for a shirt abridged digicam.
