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Fujifilm are delighted to introduce the FinePix F50fd, the successor to the award-winning FinePix F31fd. Packed with innovative technology and introducing exclusive new features, the FinePix F50fd …
Say a storming powerhouse of a camera with something for absolutely everyone Read more
Back when everyone was having a go at Fujifilm for exaggerating the resolution of its SuperCCD sensors by using image interpolation, I used to get a lot of press releases and even nice little booklets from them, explaining in great detail how the total megapixel count of a camera's sensor was of secondary importance to other factors such as lens quality, the size and arrangement of the individual photocells on the sensor and the quality of the image processor. The thi... Read more
Good image quality, good design good price and a good set of features combine overall to make an excellent digital compact. ‘Nuff said. Read more
This is an impressive camera. Small enough to fit into a pocket it can take a decent photo in most situations. It is one of the best lowlight compact cameras around. It also has a few extra features than a typical point and shoot camera. Recommended. Read more
At almost £70 less expensive than most of its rivals here – and £111 less than Canon’s Ixus 970 IS – the FinePix F50fd seems like a total bargain. Read more
Recommend to potential buyers: yes Full review This is my first digital camera, and i have to say it is absoultly fantastic, i love this camera its my fave thing at the moment. Any person looking for a camera thats simple to use and brillient picture quality then you should get this camera. I would say this product would be great for any age!! as you can see clearly what you are doing, its not too thin yet its not too heavy to fit into your bag. Very easy to see the 2... Read more
I've been a longtime user of Fujifilm cameras and this was an upgrade after I gave the previous one to my wife. It combines point and shoot on the Auto setting plus all the other possibilities that an SLR might offer. Regarding picture quality: at first I worried that there was a focusing error because in some images the extreme right-hand side of the frame tended to blur slightly but I am relieved that this was due to camera shake (the camera is sensitive to this) ra... Read more
"Entirely delightful" Read more
I thought having reviewed some of the DSLR cameras I own or use it was about time I spoke a little about one of my favourite point and shoot digital cameras . There are so many digital cameras to choose from these days you would be forgiven for thinking they are probably much alike. With the more basic range of digitals this may well be true but if you are looking for a point and shoot that will offer you top quality pictures at high resolution then there is plenty sh... Read more
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