APS Cameras > Fujifilm APS Cameras

Advantages: simple, easy to use, small and light
Disadvantages: its no digital camera

I brought this camera for a recent snowboarding trip, I didn't want to take a digital camera in case I dropped it in the snow, so I brought this relatively cheap APS camera. this camera is very simple to use and has some nice features. the on button is a slide switch, so when the camera is turned off it covers the lens and disables the shutter button. this basically means you cant take any pictures when the camera is in your pocket and you wont have ...
...snowboarding trip I used ISO 400 films and I got some really excellent shots, they were clean, crisp and was no blurring, even when we were carving and spraying snow into the air. if anyone is going snowboarding and doesn't want to take their expensive digital camera then I would recommend this camera. I got it from boots for £39.99 but you can buy it from many other places, Argos included. i have included a couple of photos, they look slightly ... Read review

Advantages: Quality pictures
Disadvantages: Charging

The fuji Finepix 401 is a light weight, video and picture digital camera with 3x optical zoom and high qualtiy photography, it is easy to use and one of those cameras which you do not need a manual to master, and in danger of 'cussing' my own kind, its one for the blondes or those with blonde days. For quick snaps or photos that belong in the Tate mordern The fuji Finepix encompases it all, im sure that this opinion is too biased but as this is my ...
...do so. The fuji finepix 401 has a built in flash which works automatically judging on your surroundings. All in all this is a great first time camera although there are better ones on the market if you are looking for more pixcels, longer recording time or more picture space. ... Read review

Advantages: small, lots of features, date stamp, APS, all round quality
Disadvantages: bigger than others, viewfinder is small, APS, the lens cover and pop-up flash seem a bit delicate

i purchased this camera a few weeks ago and have just received the prints back from the first time i used it (it was our leavers ball! hahaha - finished school forever- woo hoo!) and i'm very impressed with the quality of the pictures and the simplicity of use. So here's the opinion... ~~~Appearance~~~ This is a fairly small camera - not quite 'pocket sized', but fitted neatly into my little hand bag...according to the instruction manual its 113.5 ...
...me as im terrible with spatial awareness - i'd say its wallet sized if you are carrying ALOT of cash around -not that i ever get the chance to do that :0(. Its a rather stylish silvery grey colour, but then again every cameral i looked at seemed to be that colour - i'd rather have a nice pink one ;o) ~~~Features~~~ Initial set up is simple - the battery and film are both 'drop-in' - you can't go wrong. With the film, this means that you don't get ... Read review

Advantages: Lightweight, compact and simple to use.
Disadvantages: None

Have you ever looked for a camera that gives great lifelike reproduction, at a price that you could afford to throw away, If so read on. Recently I upgraded my mobile phone, and to my amazement was given a free camera as part of the deal. Being not much use without film I set off to get some so I could put my new toy to the test. Oop's, Silly me, I should have read the info first. I had to go back later as I had taken it for granted that the film ...
...got the film, which for this type of camera is an IX240 cartridge film, a sort of egg shaped thingy that just drops in a slot and leaves the camera to do everything else. I popped it in and decided I had better do my home work before play, I didn't want to come unstuck as earlier. After a quick read I found out what all the whizzing and whirring was about, basically the camera does everything for you with the exception of loading/unloading and ... Read review

Advantages: Compact, Well designed, Easy to use, trouble free
Disadvantages: Lens could be better, No power cable as standard

The Finepix 602 has also some genuinely unusual features, including an amazing 640x480, 30 frames/second motion capture mode, special high-ISO modes (to ISO 1600) that cleverly trade resolution for lower image noise, and a couple of motor-drive modes that really help you capture fleeting moments especially in low light. I have used the 602 for two years now and have been very happy with its performance. I recently took the camera with me to my friends ... Read review