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Reviews of Digital Cameras
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Title: Fujifilm FinePix Z100fd | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: Reasonable feature count; Well built
Cons: Average performance; Overly small controls; Overpriced
Verdict: Instead of having lots of buttons all over the place, Fujifilm has opted for a rather nice thumbwheel arrangement for selecting different modes. That's the good news... and now the bad news
Summary: Its brushed aluminium case is available in a range of fetching two-tone colours
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70/100 |
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Title: Fujifilm FinePix Z100fd | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: Reasonable feature count; Well built
Cons: Average performance; Overly small controls; Overpriced
Verdict: Instead of having lots of buttons all over the place, Fujifilm has opted for a rather nice thumbwheel arrangement for selecting different modes. That's the good news... and now the bad news
Summary: Its brushed aluminium case is available in a range of fetching two-tone colours
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70/100 |
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Title: 6 Excellent Entry
Pros: Ultracompact. Inexpensive. Easy-to-use menu system. Effective image stabilization.
Cons: Noise even at the lowest ISO setting. Worse-than-average barrel distortion on wide-angle shots. Overexposed flash shots.
Verdict: The Fuji FinePix J10 is an inexpensive and basic camera that's best for beginners.
Summary: There's no shortage of cheap, easy-to-use shooters out there, but the real trick is to find one that takes good pictures without sacrificing key features. The 8-megapixel Canon PowerShot A590 IS holds the crown for the best entry-level camera we've seen,
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70/100 |
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Title: Fujifilm FinePix F100fd
Pros: Respectable images; nippy scroll wheel
Cons: Controls in the wrong place; no manual control or even aperture or shutter priority
Verdict: We want to like the Fujifilm FinePix F100fd and we certainly like its scroll wheel, big screen and 5x zoom. But even respectable image quality isn't enough to overcome the undistinguished feature set and inexplicably fiddly controls
Summary: Even as the company's top-end snapper, the Fujifilm FinePix F100fd has much to live up to. With previous F series incarnations yielding amazing results, this 12-megapixel snapper rises to the challenge by taking a firm hand to noise and producing fresh, n
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60/100 |
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Title: Fujifilm FinePix F50fd Review - Digital Cameras
Pros: Nice slim design, Aperture- and shutter-priority exposure controls, Sensor-shift image stabilisation, Face detection that outperforms most of the competition
Cons: Sluggish between shots, Shows minor noise even at its lowest ISO, No full-manual exposure mode
Verdict: The Fujifilm FinePix F50fd should please most snapshooters and its above-average exposure controls should appeal to advanced photographers, too.
Summary: fujifilm finepix f50fd review: The Fujifilm FinePix F50fd should please most snapshooters and its above-average exposure controls should appeal to advanced photographers, too.
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75/100 |
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Title: 6 Excellent Entry
Pros: Ultracompact. Inexpensive. Easy-to-use menu system. Effective image stabilization.
Cons: Noise even at the lowest ISO setting. Worse-than-average barrel distortion on wide-angle shots. Overexposed flash shots.
Verdict: The Fuji FinePix J10 is an inexpensive and basic camera that's best for beginners.
Summary: There's no shortage of cheap, easy-to-use shooters out there, but the real trick is to find one that takes good pictures without sacrificing key features. The 8-megapixel Canon PowerShot A590 IS holds the crown for the best entry-level camera we've seen,
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70/100 |
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Title: REVIEW-FUJIFILM FINEPIX F50fd
Pros: Image quality is gorgeous, very much in the style of Fuji's admired Velvia film. Focus is fast and accurate, exposure is consistent, resolution is outstanding. Auto white balance is almost always spot on, so colours are accurate. Skin tones are lovely. Th
Cons: There is always a but. The stunning image quality ends at ISO200. Up to that speed the pictures are perfect, above that speed they deteriorate, due to the excessive pixel density. At ISO400 the pictures start to look grainy, and the in-camera noise reduct
Verdict: If you can live with a top ISO of 200 - which is the standard speed of most colour negative film that we used in the past - then the Fuji is a terrific little camera. We would like an optical viewfinder, but they are a fast disappearing camera feature. We
Summary: The F50fd (the fd stands for face detection, which really works and is surprisingly useful) is a 12 megapixel compact camera, using Fuji's own Super CCD sensor which is a bit larger than the competition. The lens has a modest 35-105mm zoom range (film equ
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