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However, we CANNOT recommend this camera. Instead of the the typical pair of AA batteries, this camera uses a proprietary, non-standard battery. The price on Amazon is $49.95!
When you are on vacation and use up the battery in one day, you won't be able to stick another pair in (unless of course you pay the $50.00).
Many other point and shoots use AA batteries. We recommend you buy one of those instead.
I was looking for a new camera which should have good optical zoom.I found that there were 3 of them Fuji S8000,Panasonic DMC-FZ18 and Olympus SP550.I read through reviews of all of them and found them to be very similar.
So I looked at cost and buydig has ot for 289-50(MIR) so I choose it.And the rest are comparitively expensive.Ya of course the reviews does say of sligh problems like abberations at full zoom etc.But these are not visible to normal people unless you look for it.Other mentions are lack of hot shoe and RAW.The flash of Fuji is very strong.So it doesn't need an external light and if you need such set ups a D40 would be better.Coming to RAW format who has the time to change RAW to JPEG in computer.So basically none of them were important.
I am happy with the camera and it's functions though I am yet to play with the manual modes.Its good enough in auto.Best bang for bucks considering the MIR before end of March.
According to Wikipedia entries, these two types of card offer varying performance.
The XD memory card has a theoretical maximum write speed of 4MB/s. However, the SDHC card offers up to 22.5MB/s.
The Fujifilm documentation is vague about the compatibility of memory cards with this camera, but I can confirm that a Transcend Class 6 SDHC 8GB card is working fine in my S5800 camera.
This is actually the 2nd of this basic model that I have owned. For the price I paid it takes good pics.
I didn't have the blurry picture issues that some folks have complained about. I suspect a lot of them were taking pictures indoors and had turned the flash off.
However, both of these have had problems with the lens sticking. The first one was an A345 and it's lens failed after about 13 months, i.e. after the warranty ran out.
I bought the A350 as a replacement about a year ago because I liked the layout of the controls on the A345 and the optical viewfinder, great for action shots. I love the continuous shooting mode, if you're trying to catch a good shot of a duck coming in for a landing or taking off, or any other kind of action shot this feature works great.
Now the lens is starting to stick on the A350. From the other reviews I've seen this appears to be a basic design flaw.
I like to carry a camera with me all the time in case there's a photo opportunity. This camera does not appear to be rugged enough for that. I'm going to take it to work to photograph equipment and test setups as long as it holds up and probably pop about $100 more for a decent Canon to carry around.
however only comes with french instructions which you dont find out until you drill down very deep into the description,and you won't realise if you just buy it on face value until you get it. I don't recommend pixmania as they stil havn't answered my emails requesting the manual and the description is not accurate
UPDATE - 09/04/08 I was contacted by Pixmania who were concerned at the poor feedback I left for them, they have agreed to make it clearer (before you buy) that the camera only comes with a French manual and the manual is downloadable. They offered to refund my postage in compensation which I've accepted, nice to know complaining still works....
Unfortunately on this occasion I noticed that the box wasn't sealed. It didn't take me to realise that the item was actually not new but probably a return product that I had purchsed at full price. I could see fingerprints on the LCD screen.
I am already disappointed by amazon and now hope that the machine would function normally...I am waiting for the delivery of SDHC card.
The menu and user interface are very simple. The camera is quick during power up and with recycling after photos.
The image stabilization seems to help. I lose fewer pictures than with the Canon SD1000 that I had prior. I miss the viewfinder of the Canon SD1000, but this is quickly disappearing as a feature anyway.
The screen has been plenty bright for my use.
The included Lithium ion battery gives better life than AAs and is lighter.
I would recommend as a great starter camera or as a tote along compact that you don't want to sink a lot of money into.
Well let me tell you, I absolutely love this camera. It does everything, you could want a camera to do, and so much more. The pictures come out so clear and the camera is very compact and light; and it took me less than 5 minutes to learn how to use.
Be careful to set the camera to the proper camera mode before going into a situation such as a wedding or graduation. I missed my brother getting his diploma because I had to change the setting last minute (But we have it on film camera and video camera)
Features I really like:rechargeable battery, compact, easy to use settings, only takes a few seconds to crop a pic, zoom, and extra large display.
I have had so many compliments on this camera from people who some have spent 3 times as much on their camera. Great value, great camera.
The shutter speed is the fastest of any camera i've used, i can continuiously snap photos without missing a thing. This is a really good feature if you have active children and always end up getting a picture of the back of their head. Occasionally you'll get a blury one if there is quick movement but you can just keep snapping pictures, because the shutter speed is so fast! The quality of the pictures is excellent as well. The colors are nice and bright and look great on the computer if you download them.
I also absolutely LOVE the video recorder!! I have a camcorder but never really used it or used it or would forget about it. Well with this handy all-in-one camera i have it right there and I can record up to 20 minutes, depending on the memory card. It's just enough to record the special moments. And the quality of the camcorder is excellent.
I recommend this camera to everyone, it's all you need in one !
The images are superb quality as is the camera itself. The large viewing screen is a boon and is so much better than a lot of digicams that tend to have smaller screeens.
The menus and buttons are very intuitive and you'll be able to use this right out of the box without having to read through pages and pages of instructions.
Takes two types of card, including the industry standard SD, which is why I wanted this camera in the first place. A 4GB card - enough for 1800 top quality photos - is only around a tenner, so I would recommend you get one of those too.
I only have one complaint and that is the lack of a camera case, but for this price that is only a minor criticism.
Buy one!
Joe D
I have taken hundreds of photos of everything from night operations through a pair of NVG's (night vision goggles)(very cool effect), documentation of wounded, the local populace, macro shots of indigenous flora, and everything in between. I have been greatly impressed with the quality and clarity of this little camera. I have hauled this little guy through some of the nastiest terrain the earth has to offer and have still yet to complain about its performance. I keep it in my pocket in a ziploc bag to protect it. It is simple to use. The interface is not complicated, and there are some different auto settings that compensate for the manual setting being less than robust. The clarity and details the A610 captures are quite sufficient to tell the story of our lives here. If you are looking for magazine grade photos, this camera may not be up your alley, but for the rest of us who just want to document life with some better than average photos, this little guy will more than do the job. I am convinced that I got more than what I paid for with this model.
very sophisticated menu but a simpler camera (HP) makes much better pictures...
bottom line :it is a rip off!
On the pro side for this camera, the macro (close up) function is amazing--those pictures do come out extremely high quality and the video shoots non-stop (until your mem card fills up) instead of in 60 seconds intervals. There is also black and white, and sepia--all kinds of neato features, but when it comes down to it, this is not a point and shoot camera.
I wish they'd just add all these new neat features to the 3800--I wasn't looking to shoot artsy fartsy close-ups of flowers, or award winning videos, just really great, clear and impressive pictures of my children an family with an easy to use camera (like my old finepix 3800)--this wasn't it.
you have to take the lens cap off BEFORE you turn it on or you will get a ZOOM ERROR, but if you press the zoom button, the zoom engages and the error goes away. You have to do this even if all you want to do is review your pictures.
With the camera off, the lens is fully retracted and when you turn it on the lens advances a little and then stops. If the lens cover is on, the lens can't advance which creates the error. Do this too many times and I would think you could damage your camera. This is actually called a
HUMAN ERROR (heh heh) and I'm working on it.
Maybe it's like that with all the cameras with a lens cover-My other camera is a point & shoot with no lens cover.
After only a week of very light use the camera suddenly said "Lens error" when turning it on and the lens clearly was not going in and out correctly. We called Fuji who told us to send it in for a "6 week turnaround" on repair. The fact that we only had this camera for a week didnt seem to surprise them. Very poor support.
The quality of the pictures is amazing. The video function is great and the multiple shutter option is superb.
The flash is very good in indoor conditions. The RAW format allows you to manipulate pictures in a total new way without damaging the original image.
This is the best non DSLR camera in the market at this moment.
GREAT!
My only complaint is that the way I hold the camera, my finger is held over the automatic flash, however, I am learning quickly to get a new grip.
Overall very happy with the camera and would recommend it, hope to update when I have taken more pictures with it.
The Good:
18x Zoom, SLR like features, 8MP, regular batteries (why? this is good for travel where you are not sure if you will be able to charge the unit, just throw in or bring more batteries and you are good to go).
If you have a limited budget this camera fits between a good subcompact with some feature of a dSLR and has an all in one lens (you cannot change lenses). Overall easy to use.
The Bad:
Picture quality is ok, not great. Some functions are slow in operation.
Buy it if you want a camera that does is all, but look at the Canon S5 IS first....also uses regular batteries.
But, if you have the cash, buy a real dSLR from Canon or Nikon and then maybe spring for a good subcompact for times when you dont need to drag a full size camera around.
My suggestion is a Nikon d40x or D80 if you want to learn how to take real pics....and then a Canon Powershot subcompact.
For $327, I cant complain about the Fujifilm S8000fd, but I expected just a little better picture quality.....the Fujifilm S700 would perhaps come very close to this camera in overall functionality and the S700 is under $200 now.
and why not indeed, its a modern marvel, mine cost £80-90-ish and what a bargain, my dad has a 6mp fuji and it was on his advice i got this and what can i say- he's jealous, the best advice with one of these is get a cheap sd card, put it on 3mp resolution and auto mode and it does everything else itself, you can turn the resolution right up but i can put pics on a tv screen and they look great so no need to take up anymore memory card space, fuji always make good cameras and this one is no exception, you won't get away with paying any less for a decent named one so just get it, you'll be glad you did
great purchase!
I dont know a lot about the advanced features of high end "pro" cameras, so the presets on this one work great for me. Most of the time I take the shot I want using the presets, then take a few more trying the different settings. I am learning through trial and error.
I like the layout of the controls, so it was easy to get use them.
The pictures are great when I get the correct settings, and I am pleased.
I love the 18x zoom and have been amazed by the shots I have been abale to get that I could not have gotten before.
Jo
Houston
We are happy we got this camera and think you will be too!







