I've been watching the Fuji F-series for some time because of it's ability to do high quality low light images in a point and shoot compact. The problem was the older models seemed to nail the low light pictures and the newer models such as the F100fd seemed to lose a little of that due to the higher pixel count. This new one looks like it might bridge the two together. I hadn't heard about the EXR technology until now; sounds very cool. What are your takes? Sound promising or is it marketing?

http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/digital_cameras/f/finepix_f200exr/index.html

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0902/09020402fujifilmfinepixf200exr.asp

It seems to work. Some of the comparisons I've seen at dpreview show the F200 to be equal or even slightly better than the F31/30 for noise. Plus it has a much better zoom range and image stabilization. Sounds like a winner. Check out the Panasonic LX3 too if you haven't yet, it is even better for noise performance.