Fujifilm lance trois nouvelles gammes de Livres Albums : Passion, Elégance, Evasion, imprimées sur papier de haute qualité de 200g/m2 via un procédé “électro-photographique”. Pour assurer la promotion de cette nouvelle offre produit, les livres album s’afficheront dans Paris à partir du 30 novembre 2009.

Le Livre Album Brillant de Fujifilm a reçu cette année leTIPA Award 2009 du Meilleur Service Photo.

Le Livre Album Brillant est un livre-photo imprimé sur un papier argentique spécial, plus fin qu’un papier photo traditionnel. La faible épaisseur des feuilles collées dos à dos permet une manipulation souple et aisée des pages. La couverture rembordée est totalement personnalisable offrant la finition individualisée d’un objet unique.

La réalisation de votre Livre Album Brillant vous fera également découvrir logiciel PhotoGénie. Simple et efficace, PhotoGénie ouvre un nouvel espace de création ludique pour permettre enfin aux images de sortir des ordinateurs.

Le logiciel a été élaboré pour que le client puisse créer son Livre Album sans aucune contrainte. Un “assistant” guide l’utilisateur à chaque étape et un module de création rapide permet la réalisation du livre en à peine quelques clics. Le logiciel est complet et propose une personnalisation optimale des livres via un large choix d’effets, de mises en page, d’arrière- plans et de retouches. L’innovation est le coeur de ce nouveau logiciel avec des fonctions inédites, une bibliothèque de thèmes et de fonds.

#3: Fujifilm FinePix J28 10MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom

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Fujifilm FinePix J28 10MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom
by Fuji
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Buy new: $129.95 $79.99
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-10 Celsius. Fujifilm Finepix S1000fd. Great shot!

An impressive 10.0-megapixel resolution won’t miss the finest details of your subject. Images are captured sharp and clear, in vivid colors, even when printed at large sizes. Featuring a 3x optical zoom, this compact performer lets you enjoy a range of picture-taking options, from atmospheric wide-angle scenes to dramatic close-ups.Equipped with evolved 6 scenes SR Auto (Scene Recognition Auto) and Face Detection, scenes and faces can be captured and optimized at its best with this detection functions. Framed scenes are automatically detected and selected into appropriate camera settings: portrait, landscape, night, macro, night portrait, and backlit portrait.

ISO3200 sensitivity ensures blur-free photos, even in low light or with rapidly moving subjects. It also lets you shoot without the flash, for attractive, natural-looking pictures that preserve the atmosphere and colors of the scene.The FinePix J28 is sleek and slim, fitting into your purse or pocket so you can take it with you everywhere. The large, bright LCD display makes it easy to compose great photos. And sharing pictures is a pleasure, thanks to a high-impact 230,000-dot resolution.Featuring explanations for each shooting mode, scene position, and control setting, the easy-to-read icon-based interface is designed to take the guesswork out of selecting camera settings. Up to 100 pictures can be viewed at a time in a 10 x 10 array of micro thumbnails. It’s convenient for smooth and comfortable playback.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 or Cheki 25, is a fun upgraded Instax series instant camera. It as included a unique self-shoot mirror for self-portraits. This Mini 25 allows you to capture the surroundings from up to 35 cm close distance and has intelligent flash, motorized 3 positions collapsible lens, and a 2 shutters design for landscape and portrait pictures. This cool pocket Fuji instant camera weights only at 275 grams and print out 62 x 46 mm pictures. It is ideal for you party lover to shoot and see in no time. It powers from 2 x CR2 batteries, which is easily available anywhere in the world. Available in 3 color styles, Orange, White and White Hello Kitty special version.

Here are the Specs of the Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 Cheki
Uses Fujifilm Instant Color Film Instax Mini film
Film Size: 86mm x 54mm
Screen size: 62mm x 46mm
Two lens expression consists of two f = 60mm F = 12.7
Real image viewfinder expression 0.37 times the target mark
Motorized 2-point Switch (0.5 – 2.5m/2.5m – Infinity)
Shooting range: 0.5m – Infinity (2.5m – Infinity)
Programmed electronic shutter 1 / 3 to 1 / 400 sec 2 Shutter button (vertical shooting / horizontal shooting position)
Electronic film feeding
Auto-brightness light-emitting auto flash (auto dimming) Auto mode (background clean flash)
Flash mode Charging time: 0.2 seconds to 5 seconds (new battery) Flash shooting range: 0.5m – 2.5m
With self-shot mirror
LCD display film counter (remaining numeral expressions) grayscale control Infinity Flash Mode
CR-2 x 2 lithium battery packs takes about 30 packs of film (in test conditions)
Close-up lens with a simple pack with window film (possible to approach to the subject 35cm – 50cm)
Body size around 112.0 x 121.0 x 50.5mm
Weights around 275g
Japanese user manual
Available in 3 color styles, Orange, White and White Hello Kitty special version.

You can check it out at AccessoryJack.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 Cheki Color Photo Instant Camera (Orange)

Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 Cheki Color Photo Instant Camera (White)

Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 Cheki Color Photo Instant Camera Hello Kitty Special

Jack
23 November, 2009

What time do you think this photo was taken?

It was actually 2300hrs on a night at the beginning of June this year in Norfolk, UK. Camera: Fujifilm Finepix S1000fd.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S credit card size instant photo camera is a hot fun new breed of camera. The Mini 7s keeps the spirit alive with these mini instant print films. Just point, shoot, and up pops a photo about the size of a business-card sized that you can share instantly with your friends. The photo is even small enough to keep in your billfold’s credit card section. These are a lot of fun. The two Japan limited editions White and Brown are even hotter to go with a happy friend gathering. Available in 4 different colors, Blue, Pink, White, and Brown.

Here are the Specs of the Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S
Only use Fujifilm Instant Color Film “instax mini” for Mini 7 or Mini 7s
Film size is 54 x 86mm (W x H)
Image size is 46 x 62mm
Fujinon lens, f=60mm, 1:12.7, 2 components 2 elements
Inverted Galilean finder, magnification 0.4, with target mark
Focusing 0.6m ~ infinity
Electronic shutter 1/60-sec
Manual on/off (LED indicator in exposure meter) exposure compensation
Automatic film feeding
Automatic flash in low light, automatic adjustment, 0.2 – 6 second recycle time, range of 0.6 – 2.7m
Operated by four LR6 / AA-size 1.5V alkaline batteries; shooting capacity of around 20 packs
119.5 x 121.5 x 70.5mm (W x H x D) in dimension
Weight: 320g (without batteries, strap, film)
Blue and Pink version has One Year Fujifilm Worldwide Warranty Card and Instruction Manual in multiple languages: Korean, English, French, Spanish, Deutsch, Italiano
White and Choco version has Japanese instruction manual.
Available in 4 different colors, Blue, Pink, White, and Choco.

You can check it out at AccessoryJack.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S Cheki Instant Camera (Blue)

Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S Cheki Instant Camera (Pink)

Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S Cheki Instant Camera (White)

Fujifilm Instax Mini 7S Cheki Instant Camera (Choco)

Jack
22 November, 2009

On November 18 2009 GE Healthcare launched its first biomolecular imaging systems developed as part of its strategic alliance with FUJIFILM. The system was launched just five months after signing the alliance agreement.
The four systems being launched comprise two laser scanning and two CCD camera based imagers, which together address a wide range of radioisotopic, fluorescent and chemiluminescent imaging applications in the life sciences arena. In combination with proprietary Amersham ECL reagents, CyDye chemistries and image analysis software products, GE Healthcare can provide extensive imaging solutions to life scientists to support differing levels of assay complexity and budget.

Depuis le 16 novembre et pour 2 semaines, 5 véhicules circulent dans Paris aux couleurs de FujiFilm.

Les véhicules circulent en journée, dans les différents arrondissements de Paris. Chaque camion ayant une tournée à réaliser sur un ou deux quartiers, le visuel bénéficie d’une grande visibilité sur le deux semaines.

We’ve got a special place in our hearts for any gadget we can punt across the room and survive. That’s why we’re currently googley eyed over Fuji’s latest toughcam, the Z33WP. This tank-like 10MP compact packs a respectable 2.7in LCD, with 3x optical zoom and face detection. More importantly, it’s waterproof down to 10M and will survive a chomp from Jaws. Sure to come in handy on your Christmas trip to Amity Island.

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Compact numérique bijou, ultra tendance et à la pointe du design, le FinePix Z35 aura sans conteste la préférence des ados et des « fashion victims ».

Plus fin, plus sexy et plus audacieux que les précédents modèles de la série Z, le FinePix Z35 attire l’oeil et sera à coup sûr au centre de toutes les fêtes. D’une épaisseur incroyable de 23,4 mm, ce bijou est juste trop facile à glisser dans la poche d’un « jean » moulant. L’effet bicolore de son volet d’optique est vraiment éblouissant. Décliné en 5 superbes nouvelles couleurs (Blanc/Rose, Noir/Argent, Vert pomme, Bleu et Violet), le Z35 via la finesse sculptée de son design est idéal pour se loger dans un sac ou pour parader au coeur de la fête.

L’alliance de la technologie et du style ont toujours été la marque de fabrique de la série Z ; aujourd’hui, le FinePix Z35 avec son design ultra cool accompagne la tendance des ados les plus branchés. L’appareil, tout en restant abordable pour le jeune public, propose des caractéristiques techniques plus pointues que jamais avec un capteur de 10 Mégapixels et un zoom x3 particulièrement affûté. Le mode Stabilisation d’Image garantit des photos à la fois piquées et bondissantes de vie et de couleurs. La haute sensibilité, la détection des Visages et la Reconnaissance Automatique de Scènes font du FinePix Z35 le compact qu’il faut avoir.

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FUJIFILM’s Photo Archiving & Communications System (PACS) revolutionizes medical imaging
Submitted by editor on November 9, 2009 – 20:00

FUJIFILM India Pvt. Ltd., the wholly owned subsidiary of FUJIFILM Corporation, one of the largest medical systems company in the world, today announced that it has won the much coveted 2009 India excellence in Healthcare Award instituted by Frost & Sullivan. FUJIFILM was declared as the best multinational PACS Company of the year. FUJIFILM India also announced that it has bagged orders from 10 hospitals across the country for its revolutionary SYNAPSE brand of PACS system.

Large hospitals where SYNAPSE PACS has been implemented successfully include names of repute like Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences (SSSIHMS), Bangalore, Karnataka; Sagar Hospitals, Bangalore, Karnataka; Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences (SSSIHMS), Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh; Institute of Liver & Biliary Sciences (ILBS), Delhi; Primus Super Speciality Hospital, Delhi; Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Center, Delhi; and Pushpanjali Crosslay Hospital, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh.

According to Mr. Kenichi Tanaka, Managing Director, FUJIFILM India, “The success of SYNAPSE PACS further exemplifies FUJIFILM Corporation’s long term commitment in the healthcare arena. Buoyed by the response, we intend to launch new products & solutions such as Digital Radiography, FFDM, and 3D Image processing SW etc., into the Indian market in the days to come.”

“Medical images can be stored electronically and viewed on screens, so that doctors and other health professionals can access the information and compare it with previous images at the touch of a button. These images can be shared between health professionals across locations over an advanced communications system. It circumvents the delays & cancellations because of patient’s images not being available, lost or misplaced during transit, deterioration in quality over time etc.,” elucidates Mr. Suhas Pokale, Country General Manager, FUJIFILM India Pvt. Ltd.

For the past 100 years, film has been almost the exclusive medium for capturing, storing, and displaying radiographic images but it is a fixed medium with usually only one set of images available. FUJIFILM’s PACS technology allows for a near filmless process, with all of the flexibility of digital systems. It also eliminates all costs associated with hard film and releases valuable space currently used for storage.

For patients as well as the radiographer, even the amount of exposure to radiation gets reduced because fewer images need to be repeated using this technology. What’s more, patients do not have to wait for long for results which also ensures speedier move to the next point of treatment or discharge. Privacy is guaranteed as access to patient’s digital images is rights-based i.e. what they’ll be able to see shall depend on their role and involvement in patient’s care. For example, a consultant will be able to look at a patient’s digital images because they are a clinical care provider, whereas a receptionist may not be able to view clinical information. The images are stored in highly secure database systems.

Since the images are digital in nature, they are more reliable. Unlike film, there are no black spots on images due to bad light. FUJIFILM’s SYNAPSE PACS allows for flexible viewing with the ability to manipulate images on screen enabling better analysis. Moreover, instant access to historic images and patient records facilitates comparison of images (old and new) and thus the measuring of the effectiveness of treatment or the development of patient’s condition.

As a result of electronic requesting, radiographers have all the necessary information available to them in digitalized format. As a result, investigation is appropriate to the request and safer for the patient – misinterpretation of what is handwritten has become a thing of the past. Information only needs to be entered into the system once. This reduces some of the administrative tasks currently undertaken by radiographers, thereby freeing up time to focus on caring for the patient. The ability to manipulate images once they are taken means that radiographers can zoom in on areas of interest to ensure adequate information has been captured, which can then be passed on to the relevant clinician.

Besides, FUJIFILM’s SYNAPSE PACS contributes to a better working environment, as the lack of film processing will result in a quieter and chemical free workspace. Health and safety issues arising out of chemical processing get addressed automatically. It has been observed that patients feel more engaged and better informed when they can see their images on screen, leading to better quality consultations between them and the doctor. Not to forget the fact that PACS frees up valuable space within a hospital as storage rooms will no longer be needed for films. For the hospital, it results in substantial savings as patients are processed more quickly with fewer delays and cost of film and processing chemicals comes down to zero.

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De keizer van Japan bracht zijn eer uit aan de CEO van Fujifilm, Shigetaka Komori, door hem het prestigieuze teken van De Orde Van De Rijzende Zon te presenteren. De CEO had deze eerbetoning te danken aan zijn verdiensten in de industrie en bij verschillende organisatie’s zoals de  Photo-Sensitised Materials Manufacturers’ Association.