Fuji FinePix 7.1-MegaPixel Digital Camera Review

The Fuji FinePix cameras are known for having some of the best technologies incorporated into an ultra-affordable camera. This has been true for many years, and another truth about this company, is that their products last for a long time. I have had my FinePix camera for over three years now, and it works just as well as the first day I bought it. Now, they have come out with another amazing camera, that looks, and performs, like a professional digital camera that would cost you at least one thousand dollars. However, this camera is available for an average price of only $250.00. I am talking about the Fuji FinePix 7.1-MegaPixel Digital Camera, Model: S700.

Some of the great features this digital camera will give its users, is the 7.1-MegaPixel CCD image sensor, which will give you extremely high-resolution pictures, that range up to 3072 x 2304 pixels. This camera also has a 2.5" TFT-LCD monitor, that comes with a histogram display so you can look at your pictures the moment after you're done taking them. There is also a 10x optical zoom, 4.8x digital zoom, and 48x total zoom. You will also be taking your pictures with one of the nicest lenses in the industry, the Fujinon optical zoom lens. Your pictures are guaranteed to come out amazingly clear, no matter if you use the zoom or not.

This camera also comes with a picture stablization system, which will amazingly reduce the distortion that can come from vibrations on the camera. You will no longer have fuzzy or unclear pictures because of rough surroundings. You also have the option to select from several scene modes, which will give your pictures the ultimate, customized, look. Some of these modes include portrait, landscape, fireworks, sunset, beach, snow, museum, party and text - just to name a few. There is also an auto focus with 256-zone, through-the-lens metering. If you are wanting to take extremely close pictures, than you can because there is a super macro mode, which can focus on object that are as close as 0.4" from the lens.