Fujifilm UK Press Release

Discover the Fujifilm FinePix S9500 Zoom and win a chance to explore Amsterdam

Visitors to Fujifilm’s new FinePix S9500 Zoom micro-site could be in with a chance of winning a two-night break for two in Amsterdam. The site (http://www.S9500.co.uk) offers users an opportunity to get to grips with the camera’s features by way of clever video footage and moving images - and also includes a simple-to-enter competition, giving one lucky person the chance to win two nights away in the picturesque city of Amsterdam. The online demo is both a useful tool for those considering purchasing the newly-launched digital camera, and an extra resource for current owners seeking help to maximise its key strengths.

The site allows users to learn more about the FinePix S9500 Zoom’s hidden attributes by simply clicking and dragging the cursor around a rotating image of the camera. It also gives detailed and easy-to-follow explanations of Fujifilm’s Real Photo Technology, along with the benefits of its class-leading ISO range. The broad ISO range means that sharp images can be achieved in low light conditions without the use of a flash. The benefits of the camera’s 1.8” tilting LCD screen and its stunning 10x optical zoom are also brought to life through real video footage.

In addition to the FinePix S9500 Zoom demo, there’s also an opportunity for visitors to win a two-night break for two in Europe’s most colourful city, Amsterdam. To enter, users must answer three multiple-choice questions about the FinePix S9500 Zoom. The closing date for this competition is the 31 January 2006 and is open to UK residents only.

Will Rolls, Marketing Manager, Fujifilm Digital, said, “The FinePix S9500 Zoom is the perfect camera for photography enthusiasts. Its freedom of functions and great image quality means it’s the perfect product to bridge the consumer/professional user divide. Our hope is that the demo site becomes an aid to those new to this level of photography and a great persuader for those considering purchasing the camera.”