Storage media: CompactFlash Card, Sensor resolution: 12.3 Megapixels, Viewfinder type: Fixed eye level pentamirror ...
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Review summary: The Finepix S5 Pro's combination of large S-type pixels and smaller R-type pixels offers a dynamic range up to 400 per cent wider than that of conventional sensors. It adds up to a generous total of 12MP...
Pros: Excellent tonal rendition
Cons: No RAW conversion software
Verdict: A major improvement over the S3 Pro in its handling and build quality
Read Full ReviewReview summary: The S5 Pro is based on the Nikon D200 body
Pros: Excellent tonal rendition
Cons: No RAW conversion software
Verdict: Annoyingly, you don't get RAW conversion software with the camera. Or you do, but it's only a version built into Fujifilm's basic FinePix viewer. This can convert RAW files using the settings dialled into the camera at the time of shooting, but it ...
Read Full ReviewReview summary: Is Fujifilm's Super CCD SR Pro image sensor combined with a solid Nikon D200 body a winning formula? We take a quick look at this semi-professional digital SLR.
Read Full ReviewReview summary: Fujifilm's long-awaited successor to the FinePix S3 Pro is also built around a Nikon body (see illustrations in full review tab) and designed for Nikon AF lenses. However, the new S5 Pro takes Nikon's D200 magnesium alloy body as its shell, instead of ...
Verdict: Fujifilm is to be congratulated for extracting what amounts to 12-megapixel output from a camera whose essential resolution is 6-megapixels - if you view the small and large photodiodes as a pair. We're not quite sure how this has been achieved but ...
Read Full ReviewPros: Dynamic range is unique, and great (pending testing), ISO 3200 setting from the company that really knows how to handle noise, D200 body is durable and ergonomically great, Nikon's great autofocus
Cons: Slow operation and write speeds, Low resolution for a $1999 DSLR, Clumsy menu structure
Verdict: The Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro depends on its image quality - if it's not great, the camera doesn't compete. That makes it difficult to reach a solid conclusion in a first impression because we can only guess about image quality. Our educated guess is ...
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