Fujifilm has announced that they are going to be releasing two 9 megapixel digital cameras. These are the first consumer released cameras that will have over 9 megapixels.

The FinePix S9000 is an SLR model with a tilting LCD screen on the back. It comes with a 10.7x zoom lens. If the camera were a 35-millimeter film model, that would be the equivalent of a 28 mm to 300 mm zoom. It shoot photos in the RAW file format, and captures video at 30 frames per second in VGA resolution. The camera has two slots for xD-Picture memory cards. The other camera, the FinePix E900, is a more compact point-and-shoot model. It has a 4x zoom lens, and extra lenses can be added. It too can shoot photos in RAW format.

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