If you're looking for some sign on the Fuji F30's all-metal body for how many megapixels it has, you'd better look closely. The camera's respectable 6.3-megapixel imaging capability is discreetly etched along the Fuji F30's front grip which is, of course, covered by your finger every time you take a picture. Even the little green and white promotional sticker Fujifilm has placed on the camera highlighting its most important features doesn't say how many pixels the camera has. Just a few short years ago this sort of approach would have been downright bizarre. Back then, everyone knew that megapixels meant imaging power, and the more you had the better. So if your camera came equipped with a fine 6.3MP Super CCD HR, like the Fuji F30 has, you put that information front and center on the camera for all the world to see.



Link: Imaging Resource