The wedding and portrait photographers have much to like about the S5. FinePix S5 Pro is a 12.3 MegaPixel SLR camera which has a durable professional metal alloy body.
The wedding and portrait photographers have much to like about the S5. FinePix S5 Pro is a 12.3 MegaPixel SLR camera which has a durable professional metal alloy body.
With the S5, you press the face-recognition button and it zooms in on a faces in the image. This camera uses a Lithium-Ion battery and it's an awful lot of fun.
This digital camera, the 12.34 MP Fuji Media FinePix S5 Pro (body only), offers a 1x zoom lens. The FinePix S5 Pro uses Nikon F Mount lenses. , and it uses CompactFlash Type I/II/Microdrive memory cards. Its CCD resolution is 4256 x 2848. The FinePix S5 Pro has a 2.5" diagonal LCD screen on the back, and you can manually adjust the shutter & aperture. Its fastest shutter speed is 1/8000 second, up to a maximum exposure time of 30 seconds, and you can shoot 3 frames/second continuously. It has a built-in external flash as well as a self timer. It also provides a USB port and a video out port.
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"The moment of truth has come for the Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro ($1,900 street, body only). We've completed full lab tests on a production model, and with Excellent marks across the board in resolution (average 1970 lines), color accuracy (a stellar Delta E of 6.61), and noise ratings of Extremely Low through Low at ISOs 100-1600, the S5 gains an overall Image Quality rating of Excellent by a comfortable margin."
"Featuring exactly the same body as the Nikon D200, the Fuji S5 Pro offers a specific choice for those wanting a top quality DSLR but is the hocus pocus 12Mp resolution process a work of genius, or the tool of the devil?"