Model Type | | Professional |
Sensor Resolution | | 9 Megapixel |
Sensor Size and Type | | 1/ 1.6 inch square Super CCD HR up to 9.24 million pixels |
Effective Pixels | | 9.0 Megapixel Effective |
Max. Image Resolution | | 3,488 x 2,616 JPEG |
File Format | | Image: EXIF 2.2 CCD–RAW, Movie Mode: motion JPEG |
Lens Type | | Fujinon Lens |
Lens Focal Length | | 28 - 300 mm equivalent in 35 mm photography |
Lens Aperture | | F2.8 - F11 |
Optical Zoom | | 10.7X Optical Zoom |
Digital Zoom | | 2X Digital Zoom |
Auto Focus Type | | TTL |
Normal Focus Range | | 0.5 m - Infinity |
Macro Focus Range | | 0.1 m - 3 m |
Super Macro Focus Range | | 0.01 m - 1 m |
Shutter Speed | | 1/4 - 1/4,000 sec. |
Image Stabilization | | Not Available |
ISO Sensitivity | | Auto, 80 - 1,600 |
Exposure Control | | Programmed AE, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual Exposure |
Exposure Metering | | Multi metering, Spot metering, Center-weighted metering |
Exposure Compensation | | ±2 EV in 1/3 EV steps |
White Balance | | Automatic, Manual (Fine, Shade, Fluorescent light (Daylight), Fluorescent light (Warm White), Fluorescent light (Cool White), Incandescent light) |
Digital Scene | | Anti-Blur, Natural Light, Night, Portrait, Landscape |
Movie Clips | | Yes, 640 x 480, 30 fps, unlimited |
Viewfinder | | Yes |
Display Size | | 1.8 inch |
Display Type and Resolution | | Low temperature Polysilicon TFT color LCD - 118,000 pixels |
Self-timer | | 2 or 10 second |
Flash Hotsoe | | Yes |
Built-in Flash | | Yes |
Flash Modes | | Auto, Red-Eye, Forced, Off, Slow-sync, Slow-sync red-eye |
Flash Range (Wide) | | 0.3 m - 5.6 m |
Flash Range (Tele) | | 0.6 m - 3.0 m |
Tripod Mount | | Yes |
Dock Mount | | Not Available |
Remote Control | | Not Available |
Storage Types | | xD Picture Card, CompactFlash |
Storage Included | | 16 MB xD Picture Card |
Battery | | 4x AA Alkaline Batteries |
PC Connectivity | | USB 2.0 |
PC Compatibility | | PC Windows and Apple Macintosh |
Video Out | | Yes |
Dimensions (WHD) | | 128 x 93 x 129 mm |
Weight | | 645 g |
Packaged Contents | | Camera, Strap, Batteries, Cable, Manual Book, CD Software |
Warranty | | 1-year Limited Warranty by Authorized Distributor |
The Fuji FinePix S9000 ($699) is a full-featured, high resolution ultra zoom 9 Megapixel camera. The S9000 (also known as the S9500) uses Fuji's 5th generation SuperCCD sensor, with the most noticeable change since the previous generation sensor being the lack of an interpolated mode. The sensor is nine Megapixel and so are the resulting images. (For the technically included, the sensor still does interpolate to a higher resolution before downsizing to your selected size.)
The S9000 uses Fuji's Real Photo Technology which allows for lower noise at high ISOs than comparable cameras, fast performance, and good battery life. Fuji says that the camera's good high ISO performance allows the S9000 to take sharp pictures without the need for image stabilization (we'll see how well it performs in a bit).
The other big feature on the S9000 is its 10.7X zoom lens. While most ultra zoom lenses are 38 - 380 mm (or similar), the S9000's lens starts at 28 mm for some good wide-angle action.
There's much more to talk about, so let's just move into the review now.
What's in the Box?
The FinePix S9000 has an average bundle. Inside the box, you'll find:
- The 9.0 effective Megapixel FinePix S9000 camera
- 16MB xD Picture Card
- Four AA alkaline batteries
- Lens cap w/retaining strap
- Lens hood
- Shoulder strap
- A/V cable
- USB cable
- CD-ROM featuring FinePix CX software
- 143 page camera manual (printed)
The S9000 comes with a tiny 16MB xD Picture Card, which holds just three photos at the highest quality setting. That makes a larger memory card a requirement, and I'd suggest 512MB or even 1GB as good starter sizes. One of the nice features of the S9000 is its dual memory card slots, support both xD and CompactFlash cards. The CF slot supports Type II cards, including the Microdrive. Since CompactFlash cards are cheaper and generally faster than xD cards, I'd recommend sticking with those. The S9000 takes advantage of high speed CompactFlash cards, and probably the "M-type" fast xD cards as well.
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