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Fujifilm FinePix S9600

Fujifilm FinePix S9600

Regular price $150.00 NZD
Regular price Sale price $150.00 NZD
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Bridge superzoom from 2007 with manual controls and that classic CCD character - a fun retro-digital shooter rather than a pixel-peeper's camera.

Key specs:

  • 9MP CCD sensor
  • 10.7x optical zoom (28-300mm equivalent), Fujinon lens
  • 2.5-inch tilting LCD + electronic viewfinder
  • Hot shoe for external flash
  • Runs on 4x AA batteries
  • CF Card (1GB Included)

The S9600 (sold as the S9100 in some markets) is a proper enthusiast bridge camera with a versatile 28-300mm Fujinon zoom, full manual controls, and even a tilting screen and viewfinder. But let's be honest about the appeal here: you're buying this for that classic CCD look, not for clinical sharpness. These older Fuji CCD sensors have a distinctive colour and rendering - warm, characterful, and unmistakably "2000s digital" - that's exactly what people are chasing now for the retro-digicam aesthetic.

Battery note: We strongly recommend using lithium AA batteries or quality rechargeables with this camera. Digital cameras can drain standard alkaline batteries quickly, and lithium/rechargeable cells provide much better performance and reliability.

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Fujifilm

Fujifilm is a Japanese company with a long history in film, cameras and imaging, founded in 1934. Today it is best known for its X series and GFX mirrorless cameras, prized for their retro styling and film simulation colour modes, as well as its instax instant cameras and film, and it remains a major manufacturer of photographic film and paper.

Fujifilm

Fujifilm is a Japanese company with a long history in film, cameras and imaging, founded in 1934. Today it is best known for its X series and GFX mirrorless cameras, prized for their retro styling and film simulation colour modes, as well as its instax instant cameras and film, and it remains a major manufacturer of photographic film and paper.