FujiFilm FINEPIX Z33 at PMA

FujiFilm debuted the world's smallest waterproof camera at PMA today, and it's got a decent set of specs and good looks to match, especially if you love fluorescent gadgetry.



It seems that the Holy Grail of waterproofing is no longer actually being waterproof, but how deep you can take it and for how long.

The FinePix Z33 WP can accompany you on most snorkeling trips, as long as you don't go down more than three meters. While you're down there searching the coral, you can take clear, vivid pics with its 10 Megapixel sensor and 3x optical zoom.



And if you happen to drop it in the pool, the Z33 WP won't be hard to find thanks to its vivid case. Sure, you can go with a semi-gloss black body, but the neon green, pink and blue colors are so much more visible and fun.

Is it really the world's smallest waterproof digital camera? Well we didn't exactly bring our laser measuring devices or even a ruler, but it's only 3.6x3x0.8 inches wide/long/thick, and weighs a scant 3.9 ounces.

Internal storage is a decent 50 MB, and the Z33 supports SD and SDHC memory cards. The FinePix Z33 WP waterproof digital camera should be available some time this month.

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