CNET Asia Review
Excellent
The good: Face detection; wireless connectivity to IrSimple devices; increased built-in memory; low noise at high sensitivity settings. 8
out of 10View score
The bad: Boring design; lackluster continuous shooting mode; proprietary memory card format; no optical image stabilizer; lens could be wider.
The bottom line: The Fujifilm FinePix F31fd carries on the leading high ISO performance from the F30 and is a solid all-round compact camera for general photography and low-light shooting.
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Average User Rating
from 8 users
Spectacular
8.5
out of 10User Reviews
Not as good as publicized
Jul 16, 2007Rating: 5 out of 10 (Average)
Pros: Acceptable noise level up to ISO 800
Cons: Images lack depth (something unnatural about the image)
Opinion:
Weak flash. Underexposed images if you take pictures at 3x Zoom at ISO 100 in a dimly lit room.
This camera tends to utilize ISO of 800 in indoor photography in the auto mode. The resultant images lack depth and dynamic range due to loss of details from the image processing (which is intended to reduce noise).
Lack of image stabilizer.
If you want to take well-exposed pictures in dim conditions (parties, museum etc) but do not mind the compromized image quality, buy this camera. If you want both, stick to Canon
One word to describe EXCELLENT!
Jun 7, 2007Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Low light KING
Cons: Design too boxy
Opinion:
From the time I purchased till now, I have been admiring the features and the output. Excellent product after 6 Auto digital cameras used from Canon Ixus, Olympus & Nikon. No regrets!
The best digital camera I have had in ten years (and the cheapest)
Feb 24, 2007Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: High and effective ISO. High build quality. Really useful scene modes. Great LCD.
Cons: XD ancient standard limits you to 2 Gb. Miss video editing and DIVX format.
Opinion:
Is the best digital camera I have had in more than ten years, and the cheapest (more than 20 digital cameras in this time, more of them Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Kodak top of class prosumers models. Canon remains to me as the best brand in global, but this little Fujifilm wonder can be very effective in low light conditions, have the most decent flash in its class, very successful when using outdoors with nice saturated and natural colors and really useful scene modes, like that which combines natural light with flash, two shots in one pass. Just miss DIVX video mode, in order to reach good quality in smaller file sizes (but right now, any quality digital cameras use this format). Miss some video editing tools in camera, like cut videos at beginning or end. Don't know why little cameras in this market segment can't have a way to attach external lenses, shades or filters without using rare and ... Read more
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