FujiFilm's F60fd: the latest addition to the revolutionary F-Series compact camera range

Amateur and professional photographers would vouch for the fact that 'noise' can ruin some of the best low-light photographs. This is where the ISO settings of a camera come into play. And FujiFilm's F-Series has carved a niche for itself in delivering top-notch performance in the most demanding light scenarios. Among compact cameras, this product range, with its extensive ISO settings, has certainly stood apart whenever noise and color in low-light conditions are of prime importance. The latest addition to this revolutionary F-Series is the FinePix F60fd 12MP 'point and shoot' camera. The most notable feature in this new entrant is its Scene Recognition mode, which apparently eliminates the need to pre-select a scene mode while shooting. Whether it is Portrait, Night, Landscape, or Macro mode, the camera does the selection for you. This essentially means no twiddling with cumbersome buttons.

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The features that separate the F60fd from its predecessors include F2.8-5.1 3X optical zoom lens with 640×480 video capture capabilities, 13 Pre-programmed Scene Modes, a 3” TFT display, and a long-lasting NP-50 lithium-ion battery, which offers enough power for around 230 shots when fully charged. It follows the F-Series trend by including features like Face Detection 3.0 with Automatic Red Eye Removal, Dual Image Stabilization, xD / SD / SD-HC Compatible slot, and ISO settings of up to 1600 at full resolution, 3200 at 6MP and 6400 at 3MP. Come September and you'll find this cool camera at a nearby store for $300. Guess this gadget has made quite a lot of the regular 'noise' already!

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