For those who want to carry a single camera while traveling, the Fujifilm FinePix F80 offers a wide range from a 27mm wide angle to a 270mm telephoto. Combined with Fujifilm's CCD color processing, it becomes a strong partner for travel photography.
What is the Fujifilm FinePix F80?
Released in 2010, the FinePix F80 EXR is a Fujifilm model targeting the travel compact segment, featuring a 12-megapixel CCD (EXR format), a 27mm wide-angle lens, and 10x optical zoom. The EXR technology can optimize the sensor according to different shooting conditions.
Technical Specifications
- Sensor: 12 MP EXR CCD
- Optical Zoom: 10x (27–270mm)
- Display: 3.0" LCD
- EXR Mode: HR (High Resolution), SN (Low Noise), DR (Wide Dynamic Range)
- Stabilization: Optical
- Video: 720p HD
- Memory: SD / SDHC
EXR Technology: Fujifilm's Smart Sensor
Fujifilm's EXR sensor can operate in different modes within the same pixel matrix. HR mode provides maximum resolution, SN mode enhances low-light performance by combining neighboring pixels, and DR mode preserves both bright and dark details simultaneously. This flexibility makes the F80 versatile in various conditions.
27mm Wide Angle + 10x Zoom: Travel Balance
Most 10x zoom compacts start at 35mm. The F80's 27mm starting point provides the extra width you need in confined spaces, for architectural shots, and group photos. The 270mm on the telephoto end is sufficient for scene details and long-distance shots.
Who is it Ideal for?
- Those looking for a compact with a wide zoom range for travel photography
- Those who want to experience EXR sensor technology
- Fujifilm F series collectors
- Those looking for a 27mm wide angle + 10x zoom combination
Frequently Asked Questions
Can EXR mode be selected automatically?
Yes, in EXR Auto mode, the camera analyzes the scene and automatically selects the mode. It can also be selected manually.
Which battery does the F80 use?
NP-50 Li-ion battery. Easily available.
Does 10x zoom and optical stabilization prevent camera shake?
It significantly reduces it. A stable surface or monopod is recommended for 270mm zoom.
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