Archive for the 'Fuji Digital Cameras' Category

The Fujifilm Finepix F200EXR boasts of a new sensor that is designed to improve the range and low-light performance of the camera. Many users call it - one of the best compact cameras available in the market for night time photography. At $349.95, it is reasonably priced for a 12 megapixel camera.

One of the main features of this camera is that it is extremely lightweight and weighs just 6.8 ounces including battery and media. It supports JPEG format for still photography and a highest resolution of 4000 by 3000 pixels. It also has the capability to record video at the screen size of 640×480.

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Fujifilm FinePix J150W, as the name reflects, clicks the finest of the pictures. It is a 10 megapixel digital camera with a 5x wide angle zoom lens. This is one of the lowest price models with a wide angle lens. The LCD screen (3 inches) is also larger than the standard size for a camera in this price range.

Fujifilm FinePix J150W camera does rank above other similar models in features concerning image quality, shutter lag and recycling times, dimensions, weight, batteries, memory card, and ease of use. Its slim body, only 22.6 mm wide, a high-grade brushed aluminum metal shell, 10 megapixel digital camera with the higher quality 5x zoom optic, and of course the 3 inches LCD screen make Fujifilm J150W different. Its metal shell keeps the camera protected from scratches.

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A 12x zoom lens, 33-396 mm focal range, 2.7 inch screen, and of course its DSLR looks, all these features make The Fuji FinePix S1500 every photographer’s desire. The feature of Automatic Scene Recognition mode has the efficiency to recognize six types of scenes, and sets the appropriate focus, exposure, ISO, and white balance.

Elaborating further, its high-speed shooting of up to 15 frames at 7.5 fps (at 2 megapixels), an electronic viewfinder, Tracking Auto Focus Dual Image Stabilization, Panorama Shooting mode, and ISO up to ISO 1600 at full resolution are the highlights of this camera.

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The Fujifilm FinePix S1000fd is a super zoom digital camera that works well for experienced photographers. Overall, the camera looks and feels like a smaller version of the DSLR class of cameras, but it does not have the mirror assembly that would define it as DSLR. There is a wide range of manual controls on board that put this camera out of the range of those accustomed to point and shoot photography, yet more experienced photographers can produce professional grade photographs using it.

The 12 x zoom lens allows you to take some really detailed closeups without having to approach too closely. According to Fuji, the S1000fd is the smallest digital camera in the world to have both 10 mega pixel resolution and 12 x zoom.

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The entire lot of digital cameras can be broadly categorized into three different basic types: DSLR, which are large, bulky cameras that use a complex mirror assembly to take high quality pictures; compact cameras that can be held in the hand and use small sensors to capture the images; bridge cameras that function similar to DSLR, but are lighter in weight because they lack the mirror assembly. The Fujifilm Finepix S100FS is one of the few remaining cameras that fit into the bridge category.

This camera possesses some unique features, such as a large 2/3 inch 11.1 mp sensor, 14.3 x super zoom lens, and settings that allow you to simulate different grades of Fuji film.

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The Fujifilm Finepix F60fd camera is another addition to the ever popular ultra compact point and shoot cameras.  It features 12mp, 3x optical zoom, face detection technology, sensor shift image stabilization, 3 inch LCD screen, and automatic scene detection.

First of all, this is a nice little package wrapped up into a little bundle of joy. It’s amazing how these ultra compacts are sporting 12 mp. That’s something that you would usually expect from a much larger DSLR, not a compact camera that you can slip into your shirt pocket. From the off position, this little guy can spring into action in a whopping 1.2 seconds. However, when you get ready to take the next picture, it is pretty slow, something like 3 seconds. So if you miss the first picture, it can be a little disappointing trying to get the next one in time.

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