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Please, welcome the new 8 megapixel Fuji FinePix S5800, a super-compact ‘bridge’ camera that offers anyone who wants a compact, lightweight camera the versatility of SLR-like operation and huge 10x optical zoom. The camera features a host of unique Fujifilm technologies such as Intelligent Flash, Fujinon optics, movie recording with sound, ISO 1600 light sensitivity and Anti-blur technology, for pin-sharp shots even when shooting moving subjects.

The FinePix S5800 is great for families who want affordability and simplicity of operation but don’t want to compromise on the scope of images they can take. It’s also perfect for holiday-makers, especially backpackers with the limited space they have for kit, who will benefit from its tiny, lightweight but robust proportions and the huge zoom range, from wide-angle to telephoto.

The FinePix S5800 provides ISO 1600 light sensitivity for flash-free shooting, even in low light, which means photos will look much more natural with balanced background and foreground exposure. On-board flash can sometimes leave the foreground looking over-exposed, whilst losing the background altogether thanks to the limited range and the harsh effect of direct flash.

The FinePix S5800 is truly a take-anywhere camera that will record all the most important memories; from student gap-year, to graduation, weddings, family holidays and school sports days.

Features:

• lens / zoom 38 mm - 380 mm (10x) (dig: 5.1x)
• focus / macro auto | manual / 30cm / 1cm
• metering mode 256 zones
• aperture auto | manual / F3.5 (W) / F3.7 (T) - 13.6
• white balance auto, 6 presets, custom
• shutter auto | manual / 4s - 1/1000s
• exposure +/- 2EV in 1/3EV steps
• flash / mode pop-up - w. red eye reduction and slow synchro / 0.3m - 6.2m
• viewfinder ttl electronic (230k px)
• iso ratings 64, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
• connectivity usb (full speed) / video (NTSC/PAL)
• storage 26MB internal, xD, SD, SDHC

Look for Fuji Finepix S5800 at our ONLINE CAMERA STORE.

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