Fujifilm Finepix A202

I have had my camera, the Fujifilm A202, for several years now, and not had one single problem. I think it is the best camera ever - Obviously the next in the range is better, and so are many others made by just about every camera company. My statement means that to me, this camera, has everything I need, I can use it, I understand it, and if it ever breaks, or is stolen, then it can be replaced easily. I suppose I will have to call this an entry level camera, which is a bit of an insult, it is better than that. It does stills, as well as video (no sound) and you can choose the picture quality, so less pixels means more definition etc. It has a flash of ...  Read the complete review

I'd been wanting a digital camera for about a year before I got one (A202) from my dad at the Christmas of 2003. I was fed up of buying throw away cameras (I'd lost my proper camera and refused to buy a new normal one) and wasting half of the pictures without realising due to not being able to see them (and delete if necessary) straight after taking them, having to wait for developing and also not being able to take a lot of pictures on a night out unless I took more than one, and as most women will agree with me.. it's hard enough managing to fit all your essentials (yes they are essentials - for all the blokes out there who have doubts) in your bag for a day ...  Read the complete review

The Fuji Finepix 202 is an entry level camera from Fuji (surprisingly enough), currently selling for around £100 typically. I bought mine since I wanted a relatively cheap but good quality digital camera, compatible with Apple iPhoto, and this came highly recommended by the man in the shop (Harry's Photo Digital - no idea if it was Harry himself who sold it :)) Unpacking the camera, you find it comes with all the usual extra bits and pieces you would expect - a set of batteries (dry, not rechargeable), a 16Mb XD memory card, a wrist strap, a USB cable and a few CDs with software on them. It also comes with a manual and a quick start guide, neither of ...  Read the complete review

The two things that drew me to the A202 were it's combination of resolution (2 Megapixels) and price, (£130 about 10 months ago). Almost a year later I'm pleased with the choice I made. The camera is nicely designed, looking like most 35mm cameras. The buttons are all well layed-out and I had no trouble operating the on screen menus. If I had one complaint about the camera, its that the buttons, and perhaps the case in general, seem a bit flimsy. Given the price I payed though I think this is acceptable with such a well rounded camera. The camera also doesnt come with a pouch of any kind, so you might want to buy one if you don't want it to get too ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I are never forward when it comes to getting the latest gadgets, we decided to buy a digital camara about a year ago when most people are on their second or even third. we decided to buy Fuji Finepix as it had been recommended, we werent disappointed. The Fuji Finepix is easy to use and simple to download, I would definately receommend it to anyone buying a digital for the first time as long as you are willing to upgrade after about a year. My only negative regarding this camara is that the lens can get dusty so it looks like you have orbs floating aroung, mind you on the other hand I dont think this is unique to ...  Read the complete review