Fuji F800EXR lets you share photos with iOS and Android devices
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The Fujifilm F800EXR has a 20x optical zoom lens (that's a 35mm effective focal length of 25-500mm)
The F800EXR can be paired with iOS and Android phones or tablets via an app which allows the transfer of up to 30 images in a single transmission
The Fujifilm F800EXR has a 16 megapixel EXR-CMOS sensor, can shoot Full HD movies (1920x1080 pixels) and turns on and is ready to shoot in 1.5 seconds
Article Summary
Cameras which make it easy to share photos via WiFi are nothing new. Kodak started the ball rolling back in 2005, and most recently we've seen the NX Series from Samsung and the Nikon D3200 consumer DSLR get in on the action. Fujifilm, however, is taking a slightly different approach with the launch of the new FinePix F800EXR - it shares images with iOS and Android phones or tablets via an app.
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