Read on for all the details. Camera Overview Rounding out Fuji's offering of midrange digital cameras, the Fuji FinePix F700 offers the best of both worlds in terms of exposure control.

The FinePix A201 is a palm-size, point-and-shoot digital camera that is small enough to travel comfortably just about anywhere you want to go. The durable plastic casing is lightweight ...

FLASH. The FinePix S9800 captured flash shots that were very good. In our distance test, we found the camera's flash could illuminate subjects very well, both near and far. The flash also has good ...

The FinePix L55 is aimed at anyone looking for a hassle-free, point and shoot digital camera that will create lasting memories of family and friends. With a 12 megapixel sensor, a 3x Fujinon ...

The FinePix S2980 follows on from the success of the S2950HD "bridge camera" and brings a generous 18x Fujinon optical zoom lens, 14 megapixel sensor, large 3.0" LCD screen and 720p HD (30fps ...

A nice feature set and a long lens make the Fujifilm FinePix S4200 ... working up to using a digital SLR or need to satisfy a number of different users with one camera will appreciate the large ...

The original X100 was a distinctly imperfect camera, when launched, fourteen years ago today, but the underlying appeal of ...

Want a 'travel zoom' camera on the cheap this Christmas? Then could the 15x optical zoom Fujifilm FinePix 660EXR could ... also the method by which today's digital snapshots differentiate ...

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While the Canon G7X Mark III is often praised for its stunning performance, it's got a hefty price tag. Luckily, nostalgia is having a major comeback, and if you're plugged into the trends (especially ...

Digital SLRs are ubiquitous enough that anyone who wants one can have one, and meanwhile the revival in film use has given many photographers a fresh excuse to use their old camera the way it was ...

Because it uses a combination of physical buttons and on-screen menus, a digital camera's interface can be more daunting than that of a desktop computer. At the very least, spend some time in the ...