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: Small Size, USB interface, case included, sound and video feature, uses AA cells.
Disadvantages: Small Lens Size, Poor resolution. Poor colour balance. Flash underpowered.

...I treated myself to a new digital camera (my previous Olympus C2000Z was stolen) and went for the Fuji 4700 on the basis of magazine and other reviews. I use the camera mainly for engineering work, photographing machines, buildings and documentation. So good reproduction and little linear distortion are two of my main requirements. Most of my photos are 1024 x 768 or 1600 x 1200 compressed, so I rarely need more than 0.5MB photo resolution. The Fuzi is a small self contained pocket sized package, it uses the SmartMedia cards, and AA batteries, and the USB interface is excellent, but the photographic performance is mediocre compared to my Olympus. The Fuji pictures seem grainy, and barrel distortion is very noticable at the standard wide angle setting. The focus falls off at the edges. The flash is underpowered, with no external flash... Read review

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Advantages: Quality of lens, multitude of features, ease-of-use
Disadvantages: Only 3x optical zoom, no lens attachments

...found fujifilm cameras to encase a superb lens, a multitude of high-tech features, yet combine this with an ease of use that is second to none. I would highly recommend this product!!!... Read review

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Advantages: very user friendly
Disadvantages: none

...being a 68 year old male unused to cameras i was delighted when my son bought me a Fuji Fine Pix a405 prior to our trip to a Australia. the camera proved to be very user friendly the instructions were easy to follow the location of and removal of the battery and memory card is a simple operation the LCD screen is certainly the best i have seen size wise and the clarity of picture is excellent a truly wonderful camera. All of the photos taken so far have been admired by family and friends and the large screen has been noticed and favourable comments made. This is a camera from which i have taken great photos and are proud to own. all attachments are very useful and easy to install highly recommended.... Read review

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Advantages: mp3 player, video images recording
Disadvantages: no optical zoom, poor lens focuse

...The fuji pinepix 40i is a pretty good camera except that it is not equipped with optical zoom and not using Lithium Ion batteries. Effective range is also limited, from 0.4 to 2.5m only. It has no manual white balance feature. And you need to buy smartmedia card with IDs to record and play MP3 songs. The lens is limited to 36mm on 35mm camera unlike lens with optical zoom which can go up to 114mm on 35mm camera. Overall, it is not as good as a fuji pinepix 4700 (except for the MP3 facility) but it costs less as well. You can get one with £445 with an 8mb smartmedia card. A good camera to buy if you are not that particular with zoom facility.... Read review

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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: Does everything
Disadvantages: No lens or memory card

...Definitely a camera for those with a bit more cash and looking for an SLR Nikon bodied camera. You buy the camera with no lens but then Fuji assume you have Nikon Lenses to fit. It also comes with no memory card and you will probably need something large like an IBM Micro Drive It is a 6 Mega Pixel output which means huge prints and has every manual control of any good SLR. Unlike the Nikon D1 it comes with all the cables and some seriously useful camera control software. All in all an affordable solution to those wishing to switch to digital from their existing SLR. There are many different 'kits' available. Keep your eye on content and price and shop for the best buy.... Read review

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Advantages: macro & optical zoom
Disadvantages: standard batteries supplied drain very quickly.

...The finepix 2400Z is just an excellent camera. I purchased it online for less than £265, which is a £35 saving over buying it from the shops. Prior to buying I went to a specialist photographic shop and asked for advise. They told me fuji are the best, as their build quality and photographic quality are superb. He even rated it above the Kodak 3400 digital camera, which was £75 more expensive. I did not buy from him as his prices were higher than on the internet, although I must admit a pang of guilt at using him for advise only. I Have had the camera 2 weeks now and have been taking photo's of our new arrival. The quality is excellent and I have printed and sent photo's off to relative who were very impressed. The camera is a 2.1 megapixel camera, and a top resolution of 1600 x 1200, a mid resolution of 1280 x 960, and a lower... Read review

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Advantages: design, viewfinder, style, image quality, value
Disadvantages: small screen, fiddly zoom

...I bought my Fujifilm A345 digital camera, about a year ago. I bought mine refurshed, via the Fujifilm website, were, now they sell for under £40!! (Search for their site on google) I have enjoyed taking hundreds of photos with it. The photo quality, is great especially when on, "fine," mode. Unlike other digital cameras, where the picture can be, dull and flat; the Fuji, picks up , more natural, vibrant colours. Although you may think of it as, "old-tech," the A345, as well as a 1.7 inch screen, has a conventional viewfinder. This proves to be very useful; it saves on battery life, (if you switch the screen off too), and is much easier to use in bright light, or tight spots. Something to be wary of, though, is the fact that not all of the image that you take is displayed, either through the viewfinder, or the display. This can be awkward... Read review

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