New J40 from Fujifilm

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New J40 from Fujifilm

Fujifilm India is all set to bring out the all new Fujifilm Finepix J40 in the Indian market. The 20 millimeters thin, 12.2 megapixel point-and-shoot camera is easy to use, produces great images and is easy on the pocket as well!

Introducing the new camera, Kenichi Tanaka, Managing Director, Fujifilm India, said, "Finepix J40 is a highly anticipated digital camera from Fujifilm. It is sure to be a hit with customers who demand an easy-to-use, affordable and color loaded image. Apart from being low on cost and high on style, the camera is a perfect example of the company's constant endeavor to bring innovation and novelty into the camera segment. J40 has the Panoramic Shooting Mode, a distinctive technology that captures images like never before. The technology will help photographers take pictures effortlessly within a shorter span of time."

Low on cost but high on style, the J40 comes with a core specification of 12 Megapixels, pin-sharp 3x optical zoom lens and a 3.0" LCD screen. Sure to deliver fantastic pictures with minimal effort, the J40, seeks to offer wide photographic versatility with the Panoramic Shooting mode which allows users to get immaculate shots of sweeping landscapes and large groups of people.

Fitted with Picture Stabilization technology, it minimizes image blur and ensures clearer pictures. Camera shakes are also kept to an absolute minimum. Face Detection technology sets focus and exposure on faces other than anything else in the background, revealing sharp and evenly lit facial features.

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