FujiFilm Digital Camera Reviews

"Nice design; decent features for the money; waterproof to 10 feet....Soft, grainy photos; slow performance....The Z33WP has an atypical control layout on back with its buttons clustered into two columns...As far as shooting options go, the Z33WP is fairly lean, as it's designed for simple snapshot photography......" read more »

"Importantly, the Fujifilm J250 includes not only a "Picture Stabilization" function which boosts ISO sensitivity / shutter speeds to freeze blur, but also offers true mechanical image stabilization...Belying its affordable pricetag, the Fuji J250 doesn't offer a lot in the way of manual controls - instead focusing on simplicity and ease of use...Movies are saved in AVI format using QuickTime Motion JPEG compression, and it is possible to use the J250's optical zoom lens during movie recording..." read more »

"I bought the Fuji S1500 just for fun and as a spare camera and I must say that I'm a little dissapointed by the image quality...But I think the Canon SX110IS is the better choice because it is only a little more expensive, but has almost the same zoomrange, has a very good picture quality and also a manual mode (see the test here on trusted reviews...I took my S1500 out during night and tried...As a fair conclusion I would like to say that I love my S1500 and take with me everywhere just as a pet..." read more »

"When you take Fujifilm's new FinePix F200EXR digital camera out of the box you could be justifiably mistaken for thinking you'd been sold the wrong model, as the body is virtually identical to the popular F100fd...Again like its predecessor, the F200EXR has 12 million effective pixels, a 5x optical zoom and a F3.3 - 5.1, 28-140mm equivalent 35mm lens...Where the differences start to appear are with the size of the LCD display, which has grown from 2.7-inch to 3.0 (while retaining the rather modest 230,000 pixels) and the completely new design for the controls beside it..." read more »

"The Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR is the company's first entry in the long-zoom compact digital camera market, and replaces the 3x optical zoom FinePix F60...As with the F200EXR, the Fuji F70EXR's sensor offers the ability to trade off image resolution for increased sensitivity or dynamic range (more on that in a moment...The Super CCD EXR chip retains the 45-degree octagonal pixel array that's the hallmark of Super CCD sensors, and which allows maximum resolution on the horizontal and vertical axes...Among the more unusual functions on the Fujifilm F70EXR are its Pro Focus and Pro Low-Light modes..." read more »

"Replacing the FinePix Z30fd in the company's Z-series lineup, the Fujifilm FinePix Z37 has a slightly smaller body whose front panel holds a Fujinon-branded 3x optical zoom lens offering a range from a 35mm-equivalent wide angle to a 105mm-equivalent telephoto...The Fuji FinePix Z37's rear panel also has no provision for an optical viewfinder, instead opting solely for a 2.5" LCD display with 230,000 dots of resolution - just slightly smaller than the 2.7" display of its predecessor...Not surprisingly given its affordable pricetag, the Fuji Z37 doesn't offer much in the way of manual controls - instead focusing on simplicity and ease of use...The Fuji FinePix Z37 is also capable of recording VGA or QVGA videos at 30 frames-per-second with monaural sound...The Fujifilm FinePix Z37 stores its images on SD or SDHC cards or in 18MB of built-in memory - down from 50MB in the previous model..." read more »

"The Fujifilm FinePix J38 has a slim 0.8" (20mm) body whose front panel holds a Fujinon-branded 3x optical zoom lens offering a range from a 32mm-equivalent wide angle to a 96mm-equivalent telephoto...The Fuji FinePix J38's rear panel has no provision for an optical viewfinder, instead opting solely for a 2.7" LCD display with 230,000 dots of resolution...Belying its entry-level position and economic pricetag, the Fuji J38 doesn't offer a lot in the way of manual controls - instead focusing on simplicity and ease of use...The Fuji FinePix J38 is also capable of recording VGA or QVGA videos at 30 frames-per-second with monaural sound..." read more »

"The Fujifilm A220 is based around a twelve megapixel 1/2.3" CCD image sensor and a Fujinon-branded 3x optical zoom lens that offers focal range equivalents of 32 to 96mm...Images are framed and reviewed on a 2.7" LCD display with 230,000 dot resolution, as there's no optical viewfinder on the A220...With a pricetag of US$100, the Fuji A220 is clearly designed with affordability in mind, but it still includes ease-of-use features such as a face detection and a shooting mode which automatically stitches three consecutive shots into a single panoramic image..." read more »

"Surprisingly good image quality; easy to use....Rubberized controls are very basic; some may find the design unattractive....In our lab jury evaluations, the 10-megapixel FinePix Z30 earned an overall Image Quality score of Very Good, with excellent sharpness and exposure levels...The placement of the lens in the top left corner of the camera’s faceplate means that your fingers may make unexpected cameo appearances in your photos...and its rubber buttons, basic..." read more »

"The Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR is an SLR-like fixed lens camera based around a 1/1.6" Super CCD EXR image sensor with a resolution of twelve megapixels, capable of yielding images with maximum dimensions of 4,000 x 3,000 pixels...Half the resolution to six megapixels, and ISO 6,400 equivalent becomes available, while halving again to three megapixels yields the Fujifilm S200's maximum sensitivity of ISO 12,800 equivalent...The Super CCD EXR chip retains the 45-degree octagonal pixel array that's the hallmark of Super CCD sensors, and which allows maximum resolution on the horizontal and vertical axes...The Fujifilm FinePix S200EXR stores its images as JPEG or Raw files in either 47MB of built-in memory, or on Secure Digital cards including the faster and higher-capacity SDHC type..." read more »