Fujifilm announced the launch of FinePix XP90 with a 16.4-megapixel sensor in four color variants at $229.95. Packed with 5x optical zoom with the capability to shoot Full HD at 60 FPS, the camera is expected to be available in February.
Designed to work at -10-degree temperature, features dust, shock and water resistance capabilities up to a depth of 15 meters in addition to the ability to capture videos in a dedicated slow-motion setting.
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Enabled with Wi-Fi, FinePix XP90 has been designed to provide support for fast image and video transfer including the ability to work with the camera using Fujifilm Camera Remote app.
Equipped with a 3-inch 920K-dot LCD monitor, FinePix XP90 comes with 5x optical zoom with 28mm wide-angle setting, self-timer, interval and time-lapse shooting capabilities. The camera features a 1/2.3″-inch BSI-CMOS sensor with support for optical image stabilization and ISO 6400 in addition to a dedicated HDMI port.
With the help of wireless connectivity, you will be able to transfer images from FinePix XP90 to your smartphones, tablets and also to your PC.
Powered by a Li-ion battery NP-45S, the FinePix XP90 provides an ability to shoot 210 frames per single charge and includes support for nearly 35 languages.
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Along with the premium FinePix XP90, Fujifilm has also unveiled three new digital cameras based on latest-generation imaging technology. As a special mention, the upcoming X-E2 series, starting at $700, features a new mirrorless camera, that has been designed in the rangefinder mold sourced from Leica.
The FinePix XP90 will be available in Yellow, Blue, Lime, and Orange color variants from all retail stores across the world from February 2016.
