Digital Camera Reviews

The Fujifilm FinePix F550EXR is the only compact in the £200 price bracket to offer shutter priority, aperture priority and manual shooting modes. It also offers exposure bracketing and RAW capture, making it a tempting choice for anyone interested in dipping a toe into more advanced photographic techniques. And it doesn’t hurt that you also get a 15x zoom lens (360mm equivalent).

In use, the F550EXR feels like a professional compact. Although heavy and a touch bulky, it’s reassuringly solid in the hand. Turn it on and the motorized pop-up flash rises like a little periscope – a classy touch. The controls and menu are clear, and the angled mode dial is easy to use. Read the rest of this entry »

This glossy, bulbous, plastic camera-and-printer combo is more like a Polaroid than the Polaroid. This analogue wonder dispenses a credit card sized “wet” print seconds after you squeeze the shutter. Two CR2 cells power the printer and flash for 30 packs of ten-sheet Mini Film.

Results closely resemble old school film Polaroids, with a softened sheen, slightly ghostly colors but also real low-tech charm. Less charmingly, the optical viewfinder gives only an approximate framing, so subjects can end up off-center.

If you have a jaded color photograph from your 1980s childhood somewhere in an old album, the chances are it was shot on a Minolta or Yashica camera that looks very much like the FujiFilm X10. And this sense of deja vu is very much intentional.

With its X10, FujiFilm tries to recreate the camera styles of an era past. The X10 looks retro and, with its textured faux leather covering, is built like a camera of the 1980s. But it performs like any new kid on the block. The first thing you will notice about this compact camera is the plethora of switches and knobs all over the unit. But there is no zoom in/zoom out toggle and instead you do the same with the lens like in an SLR, and that is one feature that really sets it apart from the competition. Read the rest of this entry »

The Fujifilm F550 EXR is curvier than the rest of the cameras, and is definitely shinier with a thick chrome outline running up the sides and top. The GPS unit juts out above the lens, lending it a small DSLR-like note. The mode dial is positioned at an angle, sitting diagonally in between the top and back panels. It’s a unique visual, but doesn’t do much for usability. A raised reverse-teardrop shape below the dial creates a mould for your thumb to gain a grip, but the video record button is awkwardly placed on the rise, making it hard to press.

The X100 is expensive, but there are enough committed camera fans out there for Fujifilm to have judged it worthwhile investing development resources in this fixed-lens camera.

The fully manual 12.3Mp camera is built from magnesium-alloy and has an APS-C sensor crammed in. The aperture, shutter speed and exposure compensation settings can all be checked before you switch on the X100. A 2.8in LCD offers an alternative viewing and composition option. There’s also a dedicated RAW button, which lets you switch between uncompressed shooting and processing mode.

The camera weighs 445g and is a chunky 54mm thick, so you won’t want to take it out and about on the off-chance it will get used. It’s anything but a point-and-shoot model, and has plenty of quirks.

Having spent some quality time with this camera this summer, we can attest to the fact that the Fujifilm X100 amply rewards patient use. A less complex (and less expensive) model, the £560 Fujifilm FinePix X10, is also available.

If you love to click snaps, this awesome camera can be your best friend. Fujifilm X10 is a very well built camera, which has a big 2.8 inch LCD display at its back. This camera has a very high sensitivity and it is awesome for high speed shooting; taking continuous snaps. Also you can control the exposure manually.

The best feature of this awesome camera is 360 degree of incredible motion panorama. Taking this camera to a new level, there are lots of functions in this camera, which one can manually set according to his requirement. So, if you are thinking of buying a camera Fujifilm X10 can be the best option.

This is one of the best entry level cameras which one can easily use. Fujifilm FinePix JX370 has all, what a great camera should have. It is a 14 Mega Pixel camera with 5x zoom. This camera looks great and it is quite light in weight, it just weighs 124 g with the batteries. One can take this camera anywhere and it can be best used while traveling as it doesn’t weigh more nor it is bulky. And with 14 Mega pixels it is capable of capturing all your traveling moments at a very high quality. So, next time you decide on buying a camera consider this camera, as it is the best.

Fujifilm is ready to burn the floor with the Fujifilm FinePix Z900EXR. The fashion divas and the good-looking gadget lovers will get a stylish camera to boast off this season. Fujifilm want to please the fans with the high gloss attention-grabbing finish as well as the range of latest technologies, which will deliver high quality images in different conditions. Get more style and heavy specifications like latest EXR CMOS sensor, superior user interface, and a range of high-speed modes to choose from. Just carry it in your pocket and click nice pictures and record HD video wherever you want. The blend of EXR technology with BSI_CMOS makes this worth noticing.

You will get a resolution of 12.1 megapixels with the Fujifilm FinePix JZ300 and a 1/2.3-inch CCD sensor. You will also get 10× optical zoom Fujinon lens and a digital zoom of approximately 6 ×. The camera provides a CCD-shift type image stabilizer and a shutter speed of 1/4 per second to 1/ 2000 per sec in auto mode. For focus, you will get Tracking AF and Autofocus. This one has auto flash and many flash modes. The 2.7-inch LCD monitor provides a nice viewing platform. For digital interface, you will get USB 2.0 connectivity. For storage purpose, the camera comprises of 40 MB internal memory and support SD memory card.

Fujifilm FinePix X100 is made up of magnesium alloy and has a very tough look. The camera has a 23.6 x 15.8 mm sensor, having 12.3 million pixels. User can set the size of the picture according to his needs. The formats that this camera uses to store still images are RAW and JPEG. It has a auto focus and also the user can choose from different focus modes available in the camera itself. The camera also have features like external flash, viewfinder, flash modes, internal flash, white balance, auto bracketing, exposure comp, metering modes, AE lock and a dedicated menu for sensitivity.

FinePix A120 is an exclusively classy camera which is outstanding for it boasts the shoot digital camera and crowd of automatic point. Fujifilm FinePix A120 is uniquely styled and has exceptional picture quality. Though it is very modish, it is unbelievable that it comes with user-friendly controls.  Any one can capture highly excellent quality pictures at a click. The nicely laid out controls and the 3.1 million pixels CCD are combined so as to add to the image quality. The FinePix A120 possesses a sliding forefront cover to provide protection in case if lens is not used. It is really a nice camera wait extremely useful features.

Fujifilm FinePix E500 Zoom is a finest model with all its trendy features currently. This digital camera has a wide appeal. The wide appeal of this camera lies in the fact that it comes equipped with a number of handy, trendy and fine features and specifications.  The Fujifilm FinePix E500 uses 41 million effectual pixels to present radiantly sharp and clear images.

The user friendly model of Fujifilm FinePix E500 comes with a stylish and flexible point and shoot digital camera. The camera having 4.1 mega pixels delivers sharp and fine images. The camera having the New Metal Body Design for 2004 is compatible with 1.1 and 2.0 USB. The Fujifilm FinePix E500 can be a best choice for you as you will be getting the finest images with easy controls.

Fujifilm FinePix F455 Zoom is the wonderful camera from the giant of industry Fujifilm. It is a sleek new model with the advance features of photography. Below the exterior a powerful sensor having the megapixel resolution and zoom lens of 3.4 times.   It has also the two inch LCD screen that makes it ideal for checking the megapixel   details for the best shots taken by you. It is also capable to handle the sensitivities of low settings.  They capture the images with exceptional clarity even when the conditions are also bright. They are available in two models one is 5 mega pixel compact cameras and other one is small camera.

Priced at only $200, the Fujifilm FinePix A345 follows all the traditional hall marks of the Fuji Film industry. They combine very good quality images at low prices. It has a retractable 3x zoom lens with an automatic lens cover. They also have a large, clear 2.5” LCD monitor at the back of the camera and can capture sound while recording movie clips as well. There is an effective in-built flash for up to 3.5 metres and flash modes include Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Forced Flash, Suppressed Flash, Slow Synchro and Red-Eye Reduction with Slow Synchro. This allows more of the ambient light to filter in.

In 2005 Fujifilm launched a new camera in the FinePix Zoom series. It was Fujifilm FinePix F10 Zoom which was boosted with 6.3 megapixels camera and was claimed to start the new generation of camera for Fujifilm. The body is totally metallic yet it is light weight. The camera has a still images resolution of 2848X2136 and motion resolution of 640X480 pixels at 30 fps. It has Fujinon 36 lens which gives 3x optical zoom. It will cost you $325 that adds to its features. So, if you are looking for a camera with such specification then you must go for Fujifilm FinePix F10 Zoom.