Fujifilm Finepix 40i

I purchased this camera in November 2000, on holiday in the States. It cost me 450 pounds at the time. It is my first digital camera, and I was swung towards buying one by the ease of sending photos around the world with email. I was originally considering the Canon IXUS camera and this model. The fact that the Fuji has 4.3 megapixels (slightly more than the Canon) swung it for me. Additionally, the Fuji can capture short movies (as MPEG files) and is touted as an MP3 (music) player. I must say I have used the movie feature occasionally, with no problems, but I have never bothered with the MP3 player so I can't vouch for it. Now to the pictures ...  Read the complete review

Finepix 40i On my way back from Edinburgh, I found myself , as usual in Dixons, looking at the digital cameras. I had been considering buying one for some while, but was concerned at the expense of any with enough resolution to be any good, and small enough to carry around most of the time.Then I found the Fujifilm Finepix 40i. Technical Specifications: Don't be fooled by the box advertising this camera has a 2.5 megapixel ccd, and the stated resloution of 4.3 Mpixels is done in software. It has the equivelant light sensitivity to 200 ASA film so is ideally suited to outdoor photography. Taking Photos: Using the ...  Read the complete review

This is the second digital camera that l have owned. The previous one was a quite bulky low pixel one and once the novelty had worn off, l very rarely used it. The FinePix 40i is an ideal camera for me and has had me taking more photos in the last five months, than in the last ten years. The camera is so small, that it fits easily into your pocket and can be carried with you, so that you have it when needed. The rechargable batteries last for over 100 photos at a time. (In fact, l dont know how long they last because l bought a spare set and swop them over after use, so they have not yet 'died' on me.) For the 'buffs' amongst ...  Read the complete review

When you are paying out the sort of money the makers of digital cameras are asking for, then you expect to find yourself sat with a pretty darn good piece of equipment after the exchange. With this, the FinePix 40i, Fuji fulfill that expectation admirably. This little baby does virtually everything but make coffee and sweep up after itself! Not only does it take pictures but also video clips with mp3 playback as well, all of which is combined into the sexiest, sleek, stylish casing I have ever seen. The build quality of this camera is excellent and with its tiny dimensions (around 3.5(W) 3(H) 1(D)) and 7oz weight it is one of the more compact cameras of its ...  Read the complete review

My boyfriend bought himself a camera for our holiday last May and I was so impressed by digital cameras that I decided to go out and buy my own. In July, I bought the Fujifilm Finepix 40i for £399. I absolutely love this camera. It is smaller than my boyfriends and more compact. It easily fits into your pocket and I find I can take it anywhere. If you are thinking of buying this camera then there are a few vital facts which may be useful. The camera is made for a USB port. If you have parallel port like myself you will have to buy the proper USB converter. Luckily, my boyfriend bought me it (mainly because I had no idea what I was looking for!). I think it cost ...  Read the complete review