Fujifilm FinePix S1500 10MP Digital Camera with 12x Wide Angle Dual Image Stabilized Optical Zoom

List Price: $199.95

Product Details 12x wide-angle optical zoom; dual image stabilization 2.7-inch LCD screen with Micro Thumbnail View 23 MB built-in memory; capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included) Face Detection with Auto Red-Eye Removal; ISO 6400

Product Description

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Customer Reviews

Capital Camera!
I bought this camera because I had a adapted to Fuji Finepix S5200 that I wore out, but I loved it so much that I bought another Fuji. This does everything it did and more ... more zoom, more storage, and beat pictures, plus a super macro in addition to the regular macro. The only things don't like is that the LCD interview is recessed slightly instead of flush, and I get my nose a little rubbed when I take a lot of pictures. Also, my other camera had pics for the settings - nighttime, picture, etc. This ones doesn't, so you do have to have a little more know how. However, this one has a panoramic view setting that is awesome! For the consequence, you just can't beat it, especially if you are like me and are just learning.

2010-03-10 | wbwbrenda (Abbeville, SC USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Friendship this camera
Camera is simple to use and takes great pictures. It is easy to switch from still pictures to video.

2010-03-10 (FRANKLIN, NH, US) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Brilliant camera even for amateur photographers
This is a imaginary camera for the price, and even beginner photogs can leverage the advanced features in this camera.

This is the first crossover DSLR/hollow digital camera I have ever owned, and it has produced the best pictures of any digital camera I have purchased. (When I say "crossover", I far-out that it is not really a DSLR camera but it has numerous features found on, and produces pictures as good as, many of the entr-level DSLR cameras.) At 10mp, it gives you as much detail as you will ever need for everyday pictures. The LCD screen on the back is big, and works well even in sunlight. You can also use the viewfinder if the sun is so exuberant that the LCD is not usable, which is an option you won't find in many of the pocket digital cameras these days. The image stabilization is fantastic, uncommonly if you find yourself shooting most of your pictures freehand as I do.

The shooting modes give you a lot of flexibility. The auto mode will do everything for you...all you necessary to do is focus and shoot. Now there is not really a "focus" per-se, but when you find the center of your shot and hold the shutter knob halfway down, it allows the camera to perfectly adjust and lock-in the autofocus before you click down the shutter handle to execute the picture. There is also a panoramic mode, a movie mode, a fully manual methodology, as well as other pre-programmed modes.

The zoom on this camera is excellent. It allows you to get great close-ups when you are virtually far away from your subject. I have found it to be excellent when shooting sports pictures from the sidelines, allowing me to get suspend enough to see facial expressions of the players on the field.

Although the camera does come with software that will help you in downloading the pictures from the camera to your computer, I have found it is much easier to just pop out the SD card and have my computer read the SD card straight away. This brings up what I consider to be the only shortcoming of this camera, which is the battery placement. The SD card slot and the freestyle compartment, in the same location, are under a small access door on the bottom of the camera. To get at the SD card or the batteries, you will desideratum to have a flat stable surface to set the camera onto. That being said, it's not that big a deal. I have changed the batteries twice in the sphere, and if you have everything at hand (or if you have someone that will lend you a hand for a moment) you can change the batteries without setting the camera down. It's no more than a little awkward.

Overall this is a superb camera. For the price I do not believe you will find a better camera. To get bigger pictures and more features, you would have to jump to a true DSLR. A note about the S1500's replacement, the S1800...the S1800 is due out in a few weeks, and it may be good the wait. The S1800 will cost about $50 more than the S1500, but you will get a lot of bang for that $50. Better zoom, larger LCD, 12mp in preference to of 10mp, 720p HD movie capture, as well as many more new features. If the S1500 is this good, I can hardly wait for the S1800!

2010-03-09 (Greater Portland, ME area) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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camera
This camera is all that I expected it to be and more. I have owned a Fuji camera before and had it for several years. I was pleased as Punch with the old one and even more pleased with the new one. The auto scene recognition feature is a plus for me .I am not that familiar with different participate settings ,so having the camera adjust itself is a good feature for an amatuer.

2010-03-07 (Valley ,Alabama,usa) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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No Diopter
Although it took very opportune pictures, without a diopter the S1500 was useless to this reading glasses wearer. The default was very groggy.

2010-03-05 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 1

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Fujifilm Finepix S700 7.1MP Digital Camera with 10x Optical Zoom

List Price: $199.99

Product Details Compatible with SD and xD media cards Picture Stabilization mode; Mode Dial for ease of use Movie mode at 30fps with sound in Motion JPEG (.AVI) format 2.5-inch LCD screen; 10x optical zoom, 48x Total zoom

Product Description

The S700 features a 10.0x Visual Zoom with a 35mm focal range equivalent of 38-380mm. Bring your angle closer and clearer with high quality Fujinon lens technology.Rakish moving subject? No problem. Fujifilm's Picture Stabilization technology utilizes the heightened kindliness of the FinePix S700 at ISO1600 and high-speed shutter settings to avert camera shake or freeze subject movement, keeping haze to a minimum. This easy to access feature (selectable on the mode dial) let's the FinePix S700 opt the correct light sensitivity and best-matching shutter hustle automatically, for the highest quality digital pictures.i-Flash interesting-tunes flash output for shooting with high sensitivity settings. It recognizes location conditions and determines the optimum flash output to ensure magnificent results. Subjects in the foreground appear natural, and background detail is happy and clear. The difference is especially noticeable in the natural facial tones of population in your pictures, in close-ups and group photos alike.The FinePix S700 features two peculiar ways to frame and view your shot. Choose from either the large, 2.5" 230k pixel LCD Array, or the .24" 230k pixel Electronic Viewfinder. Both offer a 60/fps redo rate, and a brilliantly bright and detailed view of your image in either shooting or playback rage.The Finepix S700 features an xD/SD compatible slot, allowing the use of either xD Model Card or SD media to store and transfer your photos. This new capability assures compatibility with a wider diversity of applications than ever before, and allows users to choose the media technology that is speedily for them.

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Customer Reviews

Skilful camera for the novice photographer
I purchased this camera several years ago and I am still enjoying using it. I get ardent pictures. The 10 x optical zoom works great as well as the micro close up looks. It is loaded with features and I am still discovering little tricks that make my pictures special. If you lack a camera that is beyond a point and shoot, but easy to use, this camera met those needs for me. My pictures are comparable to my companion's $800 digital slr and I spent much less than that. I would highly recommend this camera.

2010-02-12 | jspony2001 (North Carolina) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Fujifilm Finepix
Loved this camera....... Pictures turned out honestly good and enlargements did not turn out blurry at all. Could have been a little smaller for portability in handbags. Main problem I found is this camera was very reasonable, but looks very expensive so someone decided to take off with it. Nice. Otherwise awesome. Would the sharper please return my camera.

2010-02-01 | concealer (Garden Prairie, IL) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Low-grade alternative to DSLR
For the value and features, this camera at around $100 or below is a very cheap and compact alternative to a DSLR if you're on a tight budget - you get a lot of instructions settings to fiddle with and a threaded lens front that can take filters, adapters, etc. With a Hoya R72 IR filter and a tripod, you can get some immense infrared shots in sunlight without modification if you use a tripod and sufficiently long exposures. With a 46mm to 52mm or alike resemble adapter you can also attach other toys like a cheap fisheye and get a lot of fun and creative mileage out a very niggardly total package.

Pros: Inexpensive, light, compact, lens threaded for filters, company for macro, lots of manual features, some very useful pre-sets (sunset, night, snow, etc)
Cons - the guide focus function is terrible - it works, but is extremely cumbersome to use and slow. Fortunately the vehicle-focus is good enough that you rarely need it. Images get grainy really fast anywhere north of ISO400. Also the unveiling time maxes out at only around 4 sec. and there's no "B" setting -- but that may be expecting a bit much in this class. I haven't experienced the blaze issues others have yet, but I almost *never* use flash.

2010-01-10 (St Paul, MN) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Terrific camera for the cost!
I bought this camera a bit over a year ago, and have never regretted it. This summer we took it to Alaska, and we now have spotless, gorgeous photos blown up to 11x14 hanging in our living room.

Pros:
The high visual zoom is more valuable than extra megapixels would be, lots of customizable settings in manual vogue (takes a while to learn to use them properly, but that's fun and useful), great quality on most photos, clear array.

Cons:
Some controls are confusing, autofocus isn't great close-up even in macro mode (and no guide focus), bulky, only connect to computer in a special camera mode rather than as an external drive like my last finepix - I bought a wee adapter for a few dollars that lets me plug the SD card directly into my USB.

The focusing problems conclude up are the biggest downside, I'd say, and that may vary from camera to camera. For anything over 2 feet away, it's terrific. I importantly recommend a tripod to take full advantage of manual mode, and an SD/USB adapter - a total for about $20 benefit of extras that will really enhance your use of the camera.

2010-01-04 | porcupine | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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A prominent learning experience!
A excessive little camera, with only a few faults.

Pros: Its a great learning tool for beginners who don't necessity to sink money into a DSLR just yet, but are above compact camera. Color pictures terminate out beautifuly in the right light

Cons: Black and white mode is much to gray, the momentary display is to intense, A lot of pictures come out blurry, and portrait mode doesn't really do anything.

All in all, it was a considerable learning experience camera, but my photography career is moving much to fast for this camera to keep up. I would plug this camera to any amateur who can't quite afford a DSLR yet.

2009-12-20 | Musicluvahh (Texas) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Fujifilm Finepix S8100fd 10MP Digital Camera with 18x Wide Angle Dual Image Stabilized Optical Zoom

List Price: $299.95

Product Details Stores images on xD or SD/SDHC memory cards (not included) 10-megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints 18x wide-angle optical zoom; Dual Image Stabilization 2.5-inch Wide View LCD display

Product Description

With a on a trip-performance 18x optical zoom lens that offers an extremely major focal range of 27-486mm, the FinePix S8100fd covers everything from completely-angle landscapes to super-telephoto portraits and sports photography.The FinePix S8100fd offers a spaced out-speed continuous shooting mode that captures up to 13.5 frames per move in a burst, perfect for moving subjects.The FinePix S8100fd offers many useful features such as Micro-Thumbnail View, Versatile shooting modes, and 2.5" LCD with Widespread off the mark View Film.

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Customer Reviews

Not for indoor energy
A-one all around camera however it has two significant drawbacks. First, the flash does not acutally charge until you press the shutter. This is OK for posed stills but creates a question when shooting motion requiring a flash as the subject frequently ends up not centred. Shift, if you are using the flash regularly, (say shooting indoors at reception) you burn through batteries quite quickly. 200 shots took three sets of 4 AAs. Fuji could improve this camera tremendously by adding a hot shoe for a classify flash and a battery pack that can keep up with constant use. Otherwise this a good camera for the money.

2009-12-23 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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The upper-class camera for the amateur photographer
Hi,

I bought this in Germany at once after seeing it in an electronics store. Well the initial days were tough for me to get good pictures because I don't skilled in much about photography and the camera settings. I have spent few days in educating myself on digital photography.

after two months.... my photos are praised by many residents, by my friends and people whom I don't know. What I like most is

1. strong colors in pics
2. The optical zoom (I adulation it)
3. Built-in shooting modes (no need to scratch head)
4. face detection and idol stabilization
5. Adjustable image sizes based on mega pixel selection
6. All buttons seems to be literatim placed

What I don't like
1. The lens cap is always an obstacle
2. Some times the images are blurred for no reason.
3. The slowest shutter hightail it is only 4 sec. There is no bulb feature.
4. Some times the colors are very light that they don't look good (May be I have to learn)

Absolutely this camera was the best for the price (I bought for much low price at the time).
For a beginner and amateur photographer this will give able experience.

Cheers
Gunasekhar

2009-11-18 | DigiCamDollars.com (Germany) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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rather good camera for the money
Elementary to use and the image quality is pretty good, battery life is good too.

2009-09-16 (Kenmore, Wa. USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

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Secure camera. . .
The S8100 Fuji is a beneficent camera. . . just like a true SLR except the fact you can't change lenses, everything else is very company.

2009-08-19 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Intimate Camera!
If you don't have the kale for an SLR but want something better than a point and shoot, then this is the camera to get. I've had this camera for over a year and have taken unqualifiedly amazing pictures with it. I've taken well over 12,000 shots with the camera, so I know how the camera will shut up in certain conditions. I mostly keep it in the manual modes, so I don't have much to say as to how it performs in the automatic modes only that when I used them, the camera produced advantageous shots, nothing special but still good nonetheless.

First the lens and auto focus:
The 18x optical zoom is copious, definitely getting you close to your subject, however you get a bit of lens distortion at the full focal length. You can perceive that the picture was taken from a distance Not a bit deal to me, an annoyance to others. Auto focus works well, kind of fast in daylight, but takes a bit longer in low light. An AF assist beam helps hurry the time in low light which can be turned off if you prefer. Manual focus leaves a lot to be desired, its degree buried in the menus, uses the zoom control in combination with the exposure button, and is very creeping. Most people won't be using the manual focus so its not that big of a deal, especially since the auto focus works so well. You can choice different areas to focus on, continuous focusing, and of course the face recognition. I don't often use the clock recognition feature, just because its easier and faster for me to point the camera at the person, spotlight, then move the camera back and take the picture. It is cool however to see the camera find the faces and remove the red eye, if any, after the picture is taken. On a side note, the camera "remembers" the faces so when you go to magazine a picture that you've taken with face recognition you can press that button again and the camera will zoom in and show legitimate that persons face, press it again and it will cycle through the faces of others if it found those as well. Macro and super macro modes exertion excellent. The super macro mode opens up a whole different type of photography. You can get very close to the subject and see details that you would certainly miss with other cameras

Resolution:
Its ten megapixels, what do you expect? The corporealization size is about 1.5 to 2 megabytes at full resolution, i can fit around 700 pictures on my 2 gig card. Other image sizes are also selectable on the camera if you in need of to save space. I was a disappointed that I couldn't shoot in raw, but then again this isn't an SLR, so don't expect it to be. One disappointing part of the camera is the clangour from higher ISO settings. I don't usually go above ISO 400. ISO 800 is grainy and grows worse as you go higher. Unfortunately, the car modes will often set at ISO 800, and in burst shooting ISO 800 is the lowest you can set.

Body:
The camera feels well built. The rubber comprehension makes it easy to hold and feels much nicer than the textured plastic found on other camera models. The camera's not unfathomable, but not light either. Buttons are easily accessible and are also surrounded with a rubber grip.

Misc:
Video; I observe this a bonus on a camera, cameras are supposed to take pictures, camcorders take video. Video quality is light. You can't zoom while recording.
Burst shooting; works great, provides a really chill effect, however as mentioned earlier the noisy ISO 800 ruins the details of the group of photos.
Flash; works well, only mentioning it because of how it's activated. The camera can't scrape the flash you have to manually raise the flash with a button on the side. I love that it does this because if i want it off i attack the flash down and thats it. Other cameras take a few button presses to turn the flash on or off.


Sadly my camera is weakness. I've taken it in for repair but it would cost upwards of 300 dollars to fix. The main circuit put up is fried as well as a few of the motors that run the lens barrel. Even though I've only had it a year and it's already broke, I still rate it four stars because; one, I've not seen anyone else with this unruly, and two, I've used this camera excessively, well beyond that of an average user. The camera would sometimes get warm/hot after taking several hundred pictures in a row. I number this was what was frying the circuits. Again the average person won't take as many pictures as I do each day so this will most likely not happen to you.

This is a great camera, it's served me well and I'm steady it would serve you well also.

2009-07-29 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

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Fujifilm FinePix Z33WP 10 MP Waterproof Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Green)

List Price: $159.95 Price: $131.56 You Save: $28.39 (18%)

Product Details 3x optical zoom; 2.7-inch LCD screen with Micro Thumbnail View Blog Mode with 12 editing functions 10.0-megapixel resolution for large, photo quality prints 50 MB built-in memory; capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)

Product Description

The FinePix Z33WP is Fujifilms first waterproof digital camera. No longer do you stress to worry about damaging your camera in less than optimum shooting conditions. The FinePix Z33WP ensures youll never perceive capturing any of lifes precious moments, any where, any time, under any conditions, and be adept to share them easily with your extended network of friends and family members. The 10-megapixel FinePix Z33WP is given for any adventure including underwater activity up to 10 feet. The Z33WP uses a Fujinon 3x visual zoom lens, has Fujifilms Automatic Scene Recognition SR Coupй mode, and features a 2.7-inch, 230,000 pixel boldness LCD screen.

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Customer Reviews

Hawaii Stunning
Look for Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1CDW5WB40BHFW I rarely write reviews BUT this is the first-rate $129 I have ever spent. I was in Hawaii in January and used the underwater capabilities of this cute Not enough, amazingly easy to use camera. I was surprised to hear the footage of the whales underwater Gambler than I heard them in real life, AWESOME. Please watch and listen to the turtle with the whales screaming in the history, I didn't think underwater was so noisy!!! I also caught some pretty amazing photos of rainbows, even far somewhere else ones. This camera is as sweet as the price!

2010-03-10 (Dana Point, CA United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Superb Investment Ever!
I don't recognize why some complained about the battery life because i went two days straight on my cruise using this camera at eh seaside, snorkling, sitting around the pool, and used it at night and it barely was on half of a battery after that. I acclimated to it everyday of my cruise in all situations and this camera was excellent in any condition. It took GREAT underwater photos, never leaked, and was clear to operate underwater. We brought our $300 Canon with also, and never ended up using it at all because this camera took tremendous pics on land and the ship as well. It has really easy modes for those who don't understand cameras for instance it has and Underwater method, a Beach mode, a Night mode, Landscape, and even a Party mode. This was a great camera and wonderful cheap for what it does!

2010-03-05 | "traveler" (Fargo, ND) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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camera
It is very handy little camera and takes pretty decent pictures overall. It fair really stinks that you have to take the battery out to charge it. The flash works great but sometimes is a little over powering and it's firm to find the right setting where you can see with out it being to dark or to washed out. but overall a really good little camera.

2010-03-05 | happy (north carolina) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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I Mate this camera!
For the coeval amazon price ($106 USD), this item is a steal! I bought this camera because I wanted to take underwater pictures for a vacation in Hawaii. Since I was experimenting with underwater photography, I did't yearning to spend too much - just in case, this didn't work out. But it turns out, I had nothing to worry about! I just returned from Hawaii. Most of my oversight (1 week long) was spent by the beach or in the water. This camera was so durable and affable to use. I took over 600 pictures (using a separately purchased 8 GB memory card) and the camera battery-operated only needed recharging 1x the whole trip! All of my friends were awed by the camera and are planning to get one for themselves.

I looked at some of the other reviews on here. A diminutive number commented that they did not like the picture quality. I personally find it fanatastic. The picture grade setting can be changed from 10 MB down to much less, as needed. I kept my setting at 10 MB. The pictures when transferred onto my computer looked colossal and were comparable to other camera pictures of the same type but different brand (Nikkon, Sony, Firearm). (My house owns a lot of cameras.) The waters in Maui were generally very clear, but even so it was fated to hold the camera close in order to get good shots under water. I would estimate the camera has a 3 ft visibility catalogue under regular salt water. Even with this range, I was able to get clear shots as long as I held the camera inseparable to the subject matter. I bet visibility would improve in pool water or truly clear damp. (I'm a little jet lagged now so I may upload my pics at a later date.)

I also noticed that a few people claimed the camera did not calling and broke. I can only comment according to my personal experience. According to the instructions, you have to make established that the battery slot & memory card slot clicks closed. Just pay no heed the slot until you hear a faint noise. The inside of the camera obviously is not waterproof, upstanding the outside is coated with some material to help keep water out. The casing must be closed tight to fend water from seaping into the electronics.

Also, a few people mentioned the shutter delay. There is a fraction of a backer delay, but I find that unless you get a SLR you will probably experience delay in most handheld digital point and shoots. The deferral is comparable to other cameras of a similiar type, and in general, I would say somewhat better if not on the same level with most other point and shoots.

This is all-embracing a great light weight little camera, especially given the price. If you impecuniousness to take fun vacation photos and not have to worry too much about theft or water damage, I would buy and have bought this camera. I Fancy IT! (As you can see from my star rating).

2010-02-28 | what is in a nickname (USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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first waterproof camera
I just received my camera. It's a lot smaller then what i was in a family way. So far I really like it took a few pictures around the house and so far so good. Taking the pictures looking at the display they look a not any grainy but the pictures weren't. I filled up the sink and tried it worked great! Weighty camera for the money.

2010-02-26 (Greenbrier,Arkansas) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Fujifilm Finepix F70EXR 10MP Super CCD Digital Camera with 10x Optical Dual Image Stabilized Zoom...

List Price: $279.95

Product Details Dual Stabilization; Face Detection 3.0 and Automatic Red-eye Removal Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included) EXR Auto Mode detects six different scene types 10x optical zoom lens; 27mm wide-angle to 270mm telephoto

Product Description

Extraordinary Sensor Super CCD EXR The Super CCD EXR sensor marks another dimension of Doppelgaenger quality in the revolutionary new FinePix F70EXR. World's Smallest Cadaver 10 x Zoom with Superb Quality Compact and yet powerful - the life's smallest body, super slim, 10 x optical zoom camera with a expensive resolution of 10.0 megapixels promises superb image distinction. Unique Shooting Modes Outfitted with unique shooting modes such as Multi Raise function, Film Simulation Mode, and Super Intelligent Shaft to deliver professional class photo quality. Protean Shooting Functions To capture your best shot in any condition, miscellaneous shooting options are available. Attractive & Intuitive Features Introducing diverse attractive features such as High Contrast Wide Viewing Look for LCD, Micro Thumbnail, and Slideshow to enrich your photo experience.

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Customer Reviews

well-timed, but frustrated
I was very blithe with the time it took to receive the camera I ordered. It was a surprise for my wife's birthday and it was frustrating for me when I realized Amazon was sending me several bolster-up emails each week, such as "For someone who just recently purchased a digital camera....", and others, I had to hurry up to the computer each day before my wife caught on that I bought her one. I would be interested to know how I could have indicated that it was a surprise and not to send these support-up emails. Dr. Jim Singleton

2010-03-06 (La Joya, Texas) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Unpleasant image quality when you print or look at them full pixels
The sales in the flesh at Best Buy told me how wonderful this camera was and I read all the great reviews so I decided to get it. I also plan the camera was amazing. The pictures looked wonderful on the camera and even when quickly viewing them on the computer. When I went to language out an 8x10 of my daughter from one of the pictures I took I was floored at how horrible the picture quality was. I thought maybe it was that advise fully so I went and looked at all of the pictures at full pixels on the computer and they were all very grainy. I went into best buy and talked to the man who had helped me and he consideration for sure I just had a defective camera so he took the a new one in teh store, took a picture and printed it out and it was the same factor!! A camera of this quality should not have a problem printing an 8x10 and I could even tell on 4x6 pictures I printed. My old cannon 5 mega pixel camera prints spectacular 8x10's, this camera is just a bad apple. Dont waste your money or be fooled by how great the camera seems!

2010-02-23 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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Excess camera for the price!
This is an with the exception of compact camera loaded with features. Takes great pictures in multiple settings and formats. Make one think purchasing an extra battery or two. However, battery fully charges in an hour or less. Also recommend an 8 or 16 GB membership card so you don't run out of space taking pictures/videos at an event.

2010-02-11 | Rev Kev Senior (Chicago) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Fuji F70EXR
I conclude from all the reviews and checked a blog called Nothing Special from Ottawa where the fellow gave the camera a out-and-out testing by using it in a multitude of everyday situations. It came out on top in the majority of tests when compared to other like point and shoot cameras. I have used it night and day and find it works just as described, above average in most situations. The lens is in readiness quickly, the zoom is fast and clear, and I get the shots I want. Nice to carry around as well. I bought a occasion from Beach Camera and it fits perfectly. Got an extra battery as well, for less than $3 from and Amazon linked seller. Very glad with my purchase.

2010-02-11 (St Lazare,QC) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Peerless camera
I have had this camera for about a month and you can recount inmediately the difference and quality between the pictures with my older cameras and this one.

The best experinece is to have almost professional pictures bewitched by myself, with no knowledge of all the technical details of the digital SLR cameras

Very good Cost-Benefit relation

Very, very credulous to use, and with an awesome optical zoom of 10x

2010-02-10 (Iowa) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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What kind of Polaroid cameras take fuji pack fil?

Q: Hi. I am wondering what models of polaroid cameras take fuji moment film since polaroid stopped making it? Please list the models.
Thanks for your expropriate.

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A: From the Loam List, these cameras can use the Fuji Packfilms:
Folding Pack Cameras:
100 Series: Ineluctable 100,101,102,103,104,125,135
200 Series: Automatic 210,215,220,225,230,240,250
300 Series: Automatic 315,320,325,330,335,340,350,355,360,M60,M80
400 Series: Involuntary 420,430,440,450,455, Countdown 70, Countdown 90
Pro Models: 180,185,190,195
New Design Folding Cameras: EE100,EE100 Special, The Reporter, ProPack

All clayey Body:
Big Swinger, Colorpack II, Colorpack III, BigShot, Colorpack IV,Colorpack M6, Colorpack V, Minutemaker, Minutemaker Plus, Wonderful Colorpack, Super Shooter.

You are more likely to find the cheaper susceptible body cameras at the thrift stores. If you do find the older, nicer folding pile cameras, be aware that a little mod might be necessary to convert the camera from a good battery to use a small 2-AAA battery pack.

I'm looking at 2 cameras - a Fuji Finepix s2000 and a Nikon Coolpix P80. Which one is best?

Q: I've been qualified to narrow down my search to these two cameras. The Fuji is $230 and the Nikon $250 - honestly the same price. The pixels and zoom are what I am seeking, and both have a good video role. But each is harshly reviewed. I'd love to know what the Yahoo public thinks. Or if you have something else in mind that is within this price range with a similar zoom. Thanks much.

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A: Go with the Nikon... the Nikon will have cured glass in the lens for a better photo. You will not be able to see the inequality but the difference will be there.

XD memory cards - can they only be used in Fuji digital cameras?

Q: My Fuji Finepix camera doesn't seem to be working rightly and I need to get a new one, but would prefer to keep the expensive memory card that I only bought 18 months ago. Thanks.

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A: Most Olympus and Fuji cameras use xD cards as the xD comedian is a proprietary technology and was developed by Olympus & Fuji together. However, Olympus SLR can also use CF in additionally to xD.