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How to select the right Fujifilm camera



The F series


The F series is Fujifilm's flagship compact camera lineup, and it has been given a performance boost this year with the F200EXR which utilizes the new Super CCD EXR technology. One reason this family of shooters is so popular is because it has a niche in low-light photography, which is complemented by a high ISO sensitivity of 12,800 and the Super CCD EXR's High Sensitivity and Low Noise mode.

In this series


FinePix F200EXR
The F200EXR uses the new Super CCD EXR which, in our tests, delivered images with wide dynamic range and low noise levels. That's enough to convince us that this model is a worthy successor of the acclaimed F31fd. Specs-wise, this unit has a handy 5x optical zoom lens which is widest at 28mm. The 3-inch LCD is also great for framing and viewing shots.
Other related models: F100fd and F60fd



FinePix F480
The lack of the "fd" prefix at the end of this model indicates that there is no face detection technology in this unit. The larger-numbered lineup is a more affordable option for shutterbugs who don't need fancy features but insist on the essentials. It would be a sin to call it "no frills" when it has a 28mm wide-angle lens, 4x optical zoom and 2.7-inch LCD.






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pinoytripper says...
I am satisfied for my F series F200EXR, I'm proud to say that because I enjoying myself to captured anything what I want, quality pictures and also friendly user..

Sep 04, 2009 21:27
 
 
haikuay says...
i am using F200EXR for a couple of months now. Well, I am wondering why the image tat I took indoor or night isn;t that clear. Even with the flash on the image still not that shape. Is it because I do not know how to use the functions? any advise?

Sep 13, 2009 00:25
 
 
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