Advantages: Good Starter Cam
Disadvantages: Flimsy Build Quality

...In my opinion Fuji has been leader in bringing out the latest technology but this one does dissappoint. First of all the camera isn't that solid and easily scratches, there have even been instances where the camera has managed to scratch itself whilst being in the case! The quality however isn't that bad but isn't that good either it easily picks out a lot blur so there isn't much chance of a distorted picture, but an A4 printout did reveal a somewhat pixelated image and a slight colour differential. The camera is a handy size and it has all the effects you'd expect a digital camera to have, the menu system is also easy to access. The best part of the camera is probably the battery life I've had the camera for two weeks now and have taken it out about 5 times, 2 of those times the camera was constantly used in the same period so... Read review

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Advantages: Face Detection, Large LCD, Easy to acheive professional quality
Disadvantages: Heavy

...Having replaced my Fuji S5500 with the Fujifilm FinePix S6500fd, I was a little taken aback at the controls and the size of the owners manual. The quality of the photos are totally outstanding and it has 10mb of internal memory, nice touch. but no supplied XD card, I guess a trade off has to be made somewhere. The large LCD screen makes taking pics easier and coupled with the automatic face detection it helps to ensure that the faces are by and large in focus. There is a large range of presets and there is the manual mode where the user can, if they know what to do, can achieve professional quality images with ease. Some may not like using the manual zoom, some will love it. I am in love with te entire package. The menus are well laid out and easily accessible. Overall I am extremely happy with the camera and I am still learning... Read review

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Advantages: Small enough to fit in a pocket
Disadvantages: No camera case

...FINE TO PIX FUJI I have owned the Fuji Film FinePix Z10 for around two months. It is red and quite funky. I am not a trendy teenager, in fact I am over sixty, but really love it's trendy appearance and also the fact that it is neat enough just to slip in my pocket or handbag. It is also funky enough to draw admiring glances from other people, especially youngsters. It is easy to download pictures on to my PC which with other cameras has sometimes been a problem. There is an extensive handbook with it, which as yet I have only read the basic instructions. I am sure there is much more that I could do with my camera. Every time i use it I discover new things it can do and am loving experimenting with it. I am not completely happy with the position of the viewfinder and have to remember to keep my fingers out of the way. I think... Read review

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Advantages: Sturdy design, excellent picture quality
Disadvantages: Flash opens manually, no MPEG compression

...Previously owned an older Fuji F series model and now the F810 I have to say that Fuji has done a really good job in digital photography. The F810 model is packed with features and its widescreen system gives even more possible resolutions. The picture quality is perfect in all modes except 12MP (just excellent) which is interpolated, although there is significant improvement (noise reduction) from previous models. I find the 0.3MP resolution to be very suitable for web pictures (~110kb size) and the 6MP fine mode for prints and other quality processing. RAW format is usefull although I have never actually used it. Video quality is excellent as well although it doesn't allow the user to zoom while shooting but only before shooting starts. In addition, the files are stored in AVI uncompressed format which take quite a large space... Read review

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Advantages: EVERY ADVANTAGE FOR THE MORE SERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHER, SO MANY FEATURES.
Disadvantages: NOT INTENDED FOR YOUR POCKET. >OF COURSE NOT!<

...Fujifilm Finepix S5700. This is a very fine digital camera at MY price! The moment I set eyes on this one, I was really very impressed. The features on this model are unbelievable. Just look at the specification to see what I mean. It is an easy camera to use. In Auto mode, simply great and for the experienced photographer the manual mode is excellent. I love this camera so much that I would buy two of them!! It handles well, all the important buttons are well sited, to me this is very important. I say that this is a good buy for someone wanting that bit more, or in this case, a lot more, to have the ownership of a Pro camera is a dream come true. Yes it is larger than a pocket digital camera and does not fit in your pocket easily. How many true photographers carry pocket sized Digital cameras? Well I used to do... Read review

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Advantages: 9MP camera with super CCD technology
Disadvantages: Noise on high contrast photo,s

...exceptional photo's, which it does, once you have learnt how to use it. This camera is the bridge between the simple point and shoot and the top of the range Digital SLR's, as such there are a number of instances where you will find that leaving the camera on auto is unacceptable, Fuji have built in lots of settings that can be altered from exposure settings, aperture settings, ISO, manual focusing even exposure compensation. These settings are there so that this camera can produce top quality photos anywhere, so please read the book, experiment and really learn what it can do, you wont be disappointed. There as been a slight issue with build quality, I must add it only seems to be in asmall number of cases, and Fuji are excellent at no quibble repairs. The one fault that seems to reoccur is that the menu button and the navigator ring... Read review

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Advantages: very compact, takes great pictures
Disadvantages: doesnt come with charger

...You may have may opinion on the SiPix Blink cam. I was impressed with the camera, but soon that wore off when it would not download 59 photoes i had taken, and it then went on the wipe its memory of these. I'll tell you now, THAT REALLY PISSED ME OFF! Well now step foreward the FujiFilm FinePix A204. It has been said by people that it is just Fuji 2600 Zoom with another name, but not knowing about this other camera, I cannot comment on this. The camera is small compact measuring 65mm x 100.4mm x 51.7mm, and weighs 185 grammes. the zoom lens is covered by a sliding cover. To turn the camera on there is a sliding button on the top. With cover slid back a whirring sound starts and the lens comes out, and Lcd display lights up. When first turning on the camera it asks you to input the date, which is not necessary unless you want... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap and cheerful
Disadvantages: Operating system specific

...Cheap cheerful entry level camera but don't expect miracles. The camera is what I say it is: cheap and entry level. If it's your first digital camera you will probably love it. It's just like a normal compact film camera with zoom and a fairly good close up. With most budget end cameras the package content is pretty slim. You'll find an 8MB card, no case and just a USB cable, software and manuals. USB means a must for Windows 98 or 2000. NT users and Windows 95 users will have to buy an extra to download the images from this camera. If you don't do your research properly a budget user may fall into the trap about the USB issue. Most cameras are supplied with an AV cable to enable pictures to be viewed on a TV. This is not the case with the Fuji Finepix 1400. On a final note, watch out for the battery door. It's flimsy and plastic... Read review

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...When you are paying out the sort of money the makers of digital cameras are asking for, then you expect to find yourself sat with a pretty darn good piece of equipment after the exchange. With this, the FinePix 40i, Fuji fulfill that expectation admirably. This little baby does virtually everything but make coffee and sweep up after itself! Not only does it take pictures but also video clips with mp3 playback as well, all of which is combined into the sexiest, sleek, stylish casing I have ever seen. The build quality of this camera is excellent and with its tiny dimensions (around 3.5(W) 3(H) 1(D)) and 7oz weight it is one of the more compact cameras of its kind as well. The picture quality is also superb, although in some shots the colours can be slightly on the 'warm' side, but generally they are excellent. iewing of the images can... Read review

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Advantages: Excellent price, 6x digital zoom, Looks good, Auto focus
Disadvantages: Now discontinued, Quite bulky

...Got this about a year ago for a little over £110. It was a Fuji refurb that arrived in its own refurb box with all the accesories and a 3 month warranty. This is the 2nd Fuji refurbed digital camera i've had and wholeheartedly recommend them. You can save upto £50 off the retail price by buying a refurb, and it really does look like new. I've not encountered a problem with any of them, touch wood! The camera dimensions are L:105mm H:63mm D:34.4mm and weighs in at 260g. It runs off 2x AA batteries but get yourself a cheap charger and some rechargable batteries and it'll save you a fortune in the long run. It has a 6.3x digital zoom and 4x optical zoom which will help take pictures with great detail. Get in close to small objects in macro mode, and wave goodbye to blurry pics using the effective auto focus feature. The camera has too... Read review

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