Fuji pumps out 3 new digital shooters just in time for CES

FujiFilm is at it again, pumping out cameras like there’s no tomorrow. The latest suite of FinePix shooters includes three fine models, two 8mp and a 6mper, that will be shown at CES, where you can see for yourself how Fuji has expanded the storage by adding SD to its xD-Picture Card repretoire.

That 6-megapixel job is the A610, an entry-level camera that sports a 2.5-inch LCD and a 3x optical zoom, which is just fine for the US$129 you’ll pay for it when it comes on the market in March.

Further up the food chain are the 8-megapixel models, the F40d and A800, both of which have the same 2.5-inch LCD and 3x optical zoom that the A610 does. The A800 is built on the Super CCD-HR sensor, which explains its slight price bump, to US$179. The F40d has picture stabilization, face detection, and a two-shot mode that alternates flash and no-flash of the same frame. That’s quite a lot of add-ons for just US$120 more than the A800.

Those last two models will also hit the shelves in March.