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December 18, 2011
Fujifilm’s FinePix F300 EXR has some impressive features, with the phase-detection AF and 15x zoom lens taking the plaudits.
However, enthusiast photographers will be disappointed by the image quality and the lack of image colour customisation options. For now, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10 is the better option.
SD, SDHC
4000x3000 pixels
3in, 460,000-dot VGA
12-million-pixel, 1/2in Super CCD EXR
Rechargeable NP-50
215g (including battery and memory card)
24-360mm f/3.5-6.2 equivalent (f/5.3 at 360mm)
PASM, plus 18 scene modes
103.5x59.2x32.6mm
Phase and contrast detection, single or continuous AF with centre, multi or tracking selection
JPEG, AVI movie
100-1600, ISO 3200-12,800 at a reduced resolution
299.99
Multi, average, spot
Auto, 8 presets and manual
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