The Verge

The Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR is a high-end compact point-and-shoot camera with a 16-megapixel sensor that is capable of producing RAW images and 1080p video, as well as a very long 15x zoom lens. It also has a motion detection mode that automatically adjusts ISO in order to achieve the right shutter speed when shooting moving objects.

Description

• Camera type: Point-and-shoot
• Width: 4.07 inches
• Height: 2.46 inches
• Depth: 1.28 inches
• Weight: 0.49 pounds
• Color: Black, Gold / Silver, Red / Black, White / Silver
• Internal image stabilization: Yes

Hardware

• Minimum ISO: 100
• Maximum ISO: 12800
• Fastest shutter speed (1/n seconds): 2000
• Slowest shutter speed (n seconds): 8 seconds
• Max. continuous shooting speed: 11 FPS

Controls

• Video capture: Yes
• Max. resolution: 1080p
• Standard framerate(s): 30
• Continuous AF: Yes
• NTSC / PAL recording: NTSC, PAL

Video

• Focal length (wide): 4.4 mm
• Focal length (telephoto): 66 mm
• Focal length (35mm equivalent - wide): 24 mm
• Focal length (35mm equivalent - telephoto): 360 mm
• Widest aperture / f-stop: 3.5
• Optical zoom: 15 x
• Digital zoom: 3.4 x
• Combined zoom: 51 x

Lens

• Built-in microphone: Yes

Audio

• Model: NP-50
• Removable: Yes

Battery