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Sea life through a lens with FinePix F420 Zoom
Mark Peters : April 19th 2004 - 10:20 CET
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 Fujifilm's popular new FinePix F420 Zoom was introduced around October 2003 and is a camera that's small and chic enough to take anywhere. And now even underwater photography is not out of bounds, thanks to a robust, sealed casing unit offering sub-aqua shooting at depths of up to 40 metres. The housing extends the possibilities of digital photography by allowing you to capture fantastic underwater images and video. With an attractive ergonomic design, and bright orange detail, it's highly visible when under water, and looks great, too. The housing is made from precision-engineered, hard-wearing, transparent polycarbonate, which is also ideal for extreme conditions such as snow, dust and torrential rain.
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 For anybody planning holidays by the sea, the housing is a must-have accessory, and a great gift for anyone into diving, sailing, snowboarding or any extreme sport.
Adrian Clarke, Fujifilm's Director of Consumer Products, said, "Being able to use a digital camera underwater and in difficult conditions opens up an exciting new world to photographers of any level of experience. The FinePix F420 Zoom is a beautifully designed digital camera that lends itself perfectly to this type of photography as it's powerful and robust, yet lightweight and compact in size."
F420 underwater housing - features at a glance:
• Pressure resistance: 40 metres
• Made from tough, transparent polycarbonate
• Dedicated design retains full camera functionality when sealed
• FL reinforced glass lens window
• 120mm x 105mm x 81mm (W x H x D)
• Weight: 245g (excluding camera and accessories)
Package includes:
• Waterproof case
• Hand/wrist strap
• Silicon grease
• Silica gel
• Spare O-ring
• Unlocker/O-ring remover
• Spare optical sensor pad
• Owner's manual |
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