megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor and FUJINON’s 5x optical image stabilized zoom lens starting from 28mm*3 which can be doubled to 10x using Fujifilm’s Intelligent Digital Zoom technology. action Whether you’re frolicking on the beach or swimming in the sea, capture those precious family moments in 4K Ultra HD video in 15 fps.

Should the user want to shoot continuous bursts, the options here are at 3fps, 5fps or top tier 10fps. The Fujifilm FinePix XP140 has seven sensitivity settings ranging from ISO 100 to 6400 at full resolution. In truth, it’s outclassed by the, admittedly much more expensive TOUGH TG-6 and while the cheaper Nikon COOLPIX W150 lacks many of the XP140's advanced features, it does wireless image transfer much better.So a very straightforward and intuitive camera in terms of layout then, and one on which you won't have to hunt around to find the settings to get it to do exactly what you want. Weighing just 207g, which means that it can be comfortably squeezed into the pocket of your jeans, this camera is more than manageable, its destruction proof qualities this time around including waterproofing to depths of 25 metres, being shock proofed against drops from 1. But if you're aware of this at the outset, you can go a long way to avoiding this happening – plus the camera is light enough, and a firm enough grip can be had, that it can indeed be used one-handed, which avoids the possible stray finger issue.

The good news is that the XP140 retains the 1080/50/60p and 720/50/60p and adds 24fps video at 1080 and 720 resolutions in addition to a new square video mode. But that’s the thing – many of the situations that you might want to use the XP140 would easily kill your smartphone. Editorial independence means being able to give an unbiased verdict about a product or company, with the avoidance of conflicts of interest.The claimed 4K feature is an unusable 15 fps, meaning it's more a burst of 8MP images than actual video. The Ricoh WG-6 also offers a new 20 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS image sensor, 5x zoom lens, 3-inch LCD screen, 4K movie recording and built-in macro lights.

Fujifilm’s years of experience are reflected with its colour reproduction technology, which ensures beautiful colours in all conditions. Available in a range of bright, eye-catching colours, it has the benefit of standing out should you drop it in the snow, on the sand, or even underwater. com is a trading name of Jessops Europe Limited, a company registered in England and Wales, company number 08384909. Review of the Pentax DA* 60-250mm F/4 SDM, the constant-aperture telephoto zoom with the highest zoom-ratio on the market.All content, design, and layout are Copyright © 1998–2024 Digital Photography Review All Rights Reserved. We've mentioned both these recent waterproof, drop-proof and freeze-proof cameras (to which you could also add Olympus' TG Tough series) because, if you're interested in one, there's a fair chance you'll also be considering the other. Then, if you decide to sell, MPB will pick up your kit with a free insured DPD collection and you’ll get paid cash into your account within days.

I tried the earlier XP130 attached to my surfboard, but the angle of view wasn’t wide enough to fit me in and interestingly Fujifilm has dropped Action camera mode on the new model. One other thing to note here, the specification will tell you the Finepix XP140 close focusing distance is 9cm, but in practice I got much closer than that – around 4cm.The XP140 is now capable of movie recording in 4K quality for the first time in its series' history. A builtin Image Stabilization mechanism allows the Fujifilm FinePix XP140 to compensate for camera shake. Ahead of our full review, here are some sample images taken with the new Fujifilm FinePix XP140 waterproof compact camera. It’s equipped with a 5x 28-140mm zoom which, again, is longer than you’ll find on most waterproof compacts.