A closer look at FinePix Cameras
Find out what owners think about their Fujifilm cameras. You can select MFP member’s opinions or completely independent reviews from various camera review sites. Whether it’s the latest model or something that’s been available for a while user feedback might help you decide which is best for you.
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FinePix X100
- Totally prepared for Saturday morning long-run #XP200 http://t.co/AK00teL6pW
- Looks like this #Fujifilm #S6500fd owner's talen has really blossomed now Spring has arrived http://t.co/zfp5aqeu2p
- RT @PhotoMadd: @fujifilm_uk love the macro mode of the X20. This bluebell was literally touching the lens! http://t.co/J8UQuGZh48
- "Why I love this picture" by @kevin_mullins http://t.co/ioF26ii0lp #candid #xpro1 #wedding
- Well blow me! Trip to Bubble Car museum looks like a #Fujifilm #HS20EXR owner's paradise http://t.co/Vbq3UwYM1S
5/5
2 weeks ago today, i bought the HS20 EXR.. love at first sight. Everywhere i go, i carry my HS20 with me.. everywhere. (Mainly because i got such a good camerabag.. lol, i got the Lowepro Passport Sling)
My father been intrested in photography since i was a little child, i played around with Hasselblad, Nikon, Canon and Kodak for over 30 years... never really got into it myself, so i'm a real newb really. But photographing have always been in the back of my head.. and awhile back i bought the S3
Feel,
Weight,
Body,
Button placement,
Manual zoom and focus,
Menu structure,
Hotshoe,
EXR technology,
Cmos sensor,
RAW,
Folded LCD,
Auto EVF eye detection,
AA batteries,
58mm attachment,
30sec shutter speed,
Dynamic Range,
Low light environment,
Burst/continous shooting with different settings,
Macro
Sluggish manual zoom,
Autofocus is slow/struggling when zoomed,
RAW saving time,
Small sensor,
16mp
4/5
Z tym aparatem u mnie jest jak z czerwonymi szpilkami. Nie potrzebuję ich na co dzień bo choć są śliczne to jednak szpilki,a bieganie w nich cały dzień wymaga niezłej siły woli, ale są dni, kiedy nie można się bez nich obejść:)) Mamiya 7II jest takim właśnie aparatem. Ciężka i toporna na pewno nie zachwyci designem, a pokora jakiej uczy, każe wątpić w sens posiadania takiego aparatu.
Mamiya 7II to analogowy, średnioformatowy (potocznie 6x7), z wbudowanym światłomierzem i p
- niesamowita jakość zdjęć
- najbardziej poręczny aparat średnioformatowy
- wbudowany dokładny światłomierz
- funkcja preselekcji przesłony
- bateria wystarczająca na 6-12 miesięcy
- możliwość zamontowania kasety polaroid z tyłu (zamiast klapy) -jednak mnie nie udało się jej dostać na rynku ani pierwotnym ani wtórnym choć szukałam:(
- tylko 10 klatek na film
- trudnodostępny materiał światłoczuły trzeba przewidzieć ile wykorzystamy
- czasochłonna wymiana filmu -około 1,5 minuty
- ciężki i duży aparat z trudnością mieści się do damskiej torebki a w plecaku zajmuje dużo miejsca:)
- można zrobić kilka zdjęć nie naświetlając filmu.
5/5
Versatilite lens with very long zoom.
Speed Shooting: 8fps full resolution.
Lots of different shooting functions.
Ability to customise the camera settings very easily
Auto mode operation does not satisfy demanding users.
Typical ultra-compact zoom image distortion.
4/5
Very easy to set up
The camera is small, easy to carry, is comfortable to handle and the controls are easy to navigate.
Large LCD with adjustable brightness
Impressive macro images
Colour capture is excellent
Small size lens means fewer shadow problems on macro subjects
Excellent zoom
Performs very well in low light
Smile detection works very well
Handles very light objects well without excessive 'burn out'</li></ul>
The viewfinder is too small and has no diopter
Lens cap has no dock and is pushed off when the camera is turned on
Lens has no screw thread so no filter attachment
Slow shutter response
Slow burst on continuous shutter mode
4/5
The HS20 EXR is my second digital camera, after a few months using it here is my opinion about the camera:
Good things
AA batteries
quick focusing
low battery charge warning
5/5
I purchased my Fujifilm FinePix HS20 EXR this week (Tuesday 1st of November 2011) It is amazing, I have only had chance to take a few photos so far, but they have come on very well .
I am very pleased with how the camera feels in my hands, and also the quality of the shots is stunning, it is obvious immediately, how much effort and testing has been put into making this camera.
I will jump into the negatives as there are not many, and might be just me being picky:
1- At first I kept the settings
I purchased my Fujifilm FinePix HS20 EXR this week (Tuesday 1st of November 2011) It is amazing.
Great quality images that are sharp and bright and camera that is fast, and compact, what more could you ask for.
LCD delay when using single focusing.
Very expensive external flash.
Camera should of been shipped with the lens hood.
5/5
Ever since the X100 was announced I couldn't wait to get my hands on it. However every shop I looked in didn't have it. So I couldn't believe my luck when a friend of mine asked me if I'd like to borrow his for a week whilst he was away on holiday.
So after using the camera for the past week here is my review...
The first thing I noticed about the X100 was just how good it looked. Looking at a picture of the camera on a computer screen doesn't do this camera justice. It's by far the best
Incredible Engineering. A viewfinder which works perfectly. ISO capabilities to be sought after.
If I could think of any I'd say. But I can't.
5/5
I have had the S4000 for about 2 months now and have to say I am impressed with it's funcionality so far!
Design
The feel of this camera is certainly a step up from your point and shoot digicamera, I am used to older Sony and Panasonic Lumix varieties. This S4000 has the DSLR style camera bulge so it's comfortable to hold in one hand or two! The camera certainly feels weighty enough to think you are holding somthing more expensive!
Functionality
The zoom is fantastic but for surefire focussed sh
30X Zoom, Semi Manual Control
Not Full Manual Control,
5/5
Hi, This is my first ever Photoblog so it may not be quite as neat as some of the other more experienced "photobloggers".
Firstly let me say a big big thank you to everyone at Fuji for giving me the opportunity to put the HS10 through its paces. I am very grateful.
Also I will compare it to my Fuji S1500 camera in some parts as I cannot believe the difference between them and also to make the review a little different.
MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS
As soon as I opened the
Outstanding Zoom Range Coupled With Excellent Image And Build Quality Make This One Of The Best Superzooms On The Market. It's The Camera Which Does Everything.
Manual Focus Ring Is A Little To Narrow.
4/5
I just got this camera two weeks ago.
I think it's going to take a while to learn all the menus and features. I would have set up the menus a little different, it's hard to find some features.
I don't think I am going to out grow this camera for a few years.
I just wish they had an HDR mode.
The lens is much better then I was expecting. The skill of the exr mode makes it simple to get great looking pics.
Trying to find some features can be difficult as I have yet to find a guide that says feature X can be found here. The biggest one being as there is no way to change scene modes with out multiple menu layers.