FUJIFILM launches FinePix S4000 in India

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FUJIFILM launches FinePix S4000 in India

FUJIFILM has launched the new FinePix S4000. The special feature of this newly launched digital camera is said to be its Super Long Zoom. The Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) automatically switches display from the LCD to the highly responsive electronic viewfinder as one keeps his eyes on EVF. It also features SR AUTO, Face detection, Face recognition, Blink detection and smile & shoot mode, etc.

FinePix S4000 has a 14-mega pixel resolution. It is a highly sensitive camera with maximum sensitivity of ISO6400. Fujinon 30x and Wide 24mm zoom lens has been used in this camera. 45-step zoom control enables you to take photos as you like smoothly and 24mm optical zoom lens allows you to capture the real scale, depth, dynamism of the scene at a wide angle. FinePix S4000 discovers the impact of full-screen HDTV image display.

K. Tanaka, MD, Fujifilm India, said, "FUJIFILM is pleased to introduce latest FinePix S4000 camera to the market. Super Long Zoom is the speciality of this digital camera. Its compact body and user-friendly features are sure to attract the attention of camera buyers and photography enthusiasts."

According to A. Rajkumar, Country General Manager (DSC), Fujifilm India, "FinePix T 200 is the latest camera launched by Fujifilm. The camera has latest technology of today's time and fits perfectly for the Indian market. This camera is a value for their hard earned money. Multiple detection and other user-friendly features in this camera assure that it will provide best user experience to everyone."

FinePix S4000 is priced at Rs.18,999/-.


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