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Fujifilm Launches High-Definition JV Series
The JV100 and JV150 offers options of 12 mega pixels and 14 mega pixels respectively.
Fujifilm introduced the JV series cameras- JV100 and JV150 in the Indian market. The JV100 and JV150 offers options of 12 mega pixels and 14 mega pixels respectively with Fujinon 3x optical zoom lenses. Fujinon Lens provides 3x optical zoom.
The JV series is equipped with maximum sensitivity of ISO3200. The JV series cameras are also quipped with the 6 scene SR AUTO (Scene Recognition Auto) and Face Detection, scenes and faces can be captured and optimized more with the detection functions. The Face Detection technology can simultaneously recognizes up to 10 faces in a photo.
The JV series cameras price range from Rs. 7,799 onwards.
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First Published:Aug 06, 2010, 14:19:57 IST
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