5.1 megapixels, first seen: 19 September 2006
Did you know that surprisingly few photos are taken in bright sunlight? Which means that most people are taking pictures indoors and in the evening. And it’s the exceptional performance of the FinePix Z3 Zoom in these conditions that makes it such a star camera. Blurry results, grainy digital ‘noise’ and under-powered flash are all problems that owners of small digital cameras have traditionally had to put up with. These problems have now been put aside, thanks to Fuj…
The Fujifilm FinePix Z3 Zoom is an ideal camera for anyone that is looking for a quality digital camera that is worth the money. According to CNET, there are a number of great qualities which come with this digital camera. Some of these qualities include that it has good performance under low light settings and that it is easy to use. Of course, the fact that this camera has a fairly slim, stylish design and sturdy build do not hurt the overall appeal of this camera. The main downfall that CNET has found…
See moreThe Fujifilm FinePix Z3 Zoom is an ideal camera for anyone that is looking for a quality digital camera that is worth the money. According to CNET, there are a number of great qualities which come with this digital camera. Some of these qualities include that it has good performance under low light settings and that it is easy to use. Of course, the fact that this camera has a fairly slim, stylish design and sturdy build do not hurt the overall appeal of this camera. The main downfall that CNET has found with the Fujifilm FinePix Z3 Zoom is the fact that it only has five megapixels, and more are preferable. Computer Active agrees that the FinePix Z3 Zoom does have a very stylish design, and likes the fact that it is offered in pink, blue and silver. They also agree that the camera has a sturdy build. According to Computer Active, this camera is definitely worth the price due to all of the great features that it is packed with.
Some of the disadvantages which they have found with this digital camera include the fact that its controls are smaller than those of other cameras, the LCD displays ghosting and there is noise when taking pictures in low light settings. Majority of the colors of the images that are produced appear to be neutral, but this, of course, can be adjusted within the color settings of the camera. One of the main problems which Pocket Lint has found with this camera is that there is not a whole lot of room to grip it. They also agree with Computer Active that the controls on this camera are on the smaller side. However, they really love the fashionable design and compactness that the Fujifilm FinePix Z3 Zoom has to offer its users. If you are looking for a stylish camera with a sturdy build that performs well in low light settings and you also do not mind smaller controls, then the Fujifilm FinePix Z3 Zoom is a good choice for you.
See less"The Fuji Finepix Z3 was a bit of a surprise package to me. It outperformed a number of similar, pocket sized cameras. It is available at a very reasonable price for anyone who is looking for a compact, five megapixel camera." Read more
The Fujifilm Z3 is a stylish, ultra-compact camera with excellent build quality, good low-light performance and well-selected features, targeted at producing quality photos without gimmicks Read more
A stylish digital compact with excellent build quality Read more
Nothing here to cause owners of the older Z2 much anguish, but for newcomers wanting an easy to use and inexpensive pocket camera this Christmas, the Fujifilm Finepix Z3 ticks most boxes on a wish list for Santa Read more
There are many lifestyle cameras around, but the Z3 seems particularly attractive to women, judging by my straw poll in Southend. Read more
I have owned dozens of camera ssnd this is the best ever. Tiny and ready to shoot in an instant. Fkip open the case and shoot. Great low light sensitivity. Videos as good as my sony camcorder. Beautiful pictures - typical Fuji imaging. Great software. Love it. Refurbished was just like new. NO place to attach a wrist strap. No viewfinder. Read more