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Fujifilm FinePix S9200 camera is introduced with his brother, Fujifilm S9400W. While the camera is almost identical in almost all areas, S9200 does not have a built -in Wi-Fi connectivity. For those who do not have the need or desire to have Wi-Fi connectivity, Fujifilm S9200 deliver the same level as the S9400W features, such as the 50x optical zoom lens, OIS system 5 - Axial new, Full HD video recording, slow - motion video mode, the filter and advanced built-in panorama mode, all affordable price.

Such S9400W, the S9200 features a new, versatile Fujinon 50x zoom lens and 5 - Axial Fuji Optical Image Stabilization system. With the new lens, the S9200 has a 35mm -equivalent field of view of 24mm at the wide end of the range to a whopping 1200mm at telephoto. Fujifilm S9200 offers an optical zoom range in a single package lightweight and relatively compact.

These cameras provide advantages in the field of optics that allow the user to better use the camera. Not only that, when you use this camera then you will feel light and not heavy when holding the camera and take a picture because it is made with lightweight cameras to complement the existing optics in the camera so much the better.

In addition to the optical problems, the most important is the price of this camera. For those of you who love photography and have not too much money, then this camera is the answer, so do not ever say die.

Video recording options are also getting a nice upgrade over the old model, now featuring Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 resolution 60i frame rate. There is also a 1,280 x 720 HD 60p video frame rate, as well as SD video resolution of 640 x 480 at 30 frames per second. For slo-mo fans out there, S9200 also has a high- speed video capture mode in a number of framerates with 120fps, 240fps and 480fps blazingly fast up available at reduced resolution.

Images and movies can be framed either the 3.0-inch panel LCD or electronic viewfinder, a feature that is relatively rare these days, even among long -zoom camera. LCD has a 460,000 dot resolution, while the EVF 201,000 dots is relatively simple but does not provide a 97 % field of view coverage.