The camera works with the iD Picture Card, a small and efficient storage medium that, according to Fujifilm, is due to appear with a capacity of 512 MB before the end of this summer. The camera is powered by two conventional size AA rechargeable batteries. In automatic mode, focus and exposure settings are controlled via the camera. The exposure setting can also be adjusted manually between –2.1 and +1.5. In movie mode, the camera can take up to 240 sec of action without sound in 160 x 120 pixel mode and 60 sec at a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. The movie clip can be played back via the built-in PAL or NTSC mode. The FinePix A210 will become available in August and has a RRP of 299 euros. An optional docking station is available for 79 euros (RRP).
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Leading brands at Photopia Hamburg
According to to the organizer, Hamburg Messe + Congress (HMC), major imaging brands will be represented at Photopia Hamburg, which will take place in the Hanseatic city from September 23 to 26 as a festival for the entire digital imaging industry. These include camera and lens manufacturers such as Canon, Sony, Nikon, Leica and Panasonic as well as Sigma and Tamron, but also the monitor manufacturers BenQ and Eizo, print service providers such as WhiteWall and the paper manufacturers Ilford and Hahnemühle. Several retailing companies and distributors, including Calumet, Foto Erhardt, IPS, HapaTeam and Probis will also exhibit.
