Fujifilm Finepix F401 Z

I purchased this camera about 4 years ago for the huge sum of £350. Back then this was a high spec top of the range digital camera. Overall I would have been pretty happy with it, if it wasnt for the fairly recent complete breakdown of every aspect of it! The picture quality is excellent and the camera feels of a high quality. Its responsive and has a decent amount of features. About 6 months ago, some chip inside it failed which caused all pictures to come out all green and distorted. After emailing Fuji to have them not reply, I looked into finding the near impossible customer service phone number, and when I eventually found it Fuji arranged to ...  Read the complete review

Up-date: Fuji have launched the F 410 which delivers 6 million recorded pixels. This has resulted in an internet price for the F 401 of under £230 at a large well known PC supplier. We have just returned from Italy with around 250 shots taken with the camera on max setting automatic mode - they're excellent !! I am no photographer, but My wife & I both have one of these cameras (can use the same charging equipment etc) & have found them invaluable. We have taken numerous superb pictures (in our opinion!) during holidays etc & I have used extensively when on business trips. An ideal companion to this camera is Adobe Photo Shop, which can ...  Read the complete review

Awesome - Advantages: Excellent Pictures, Sexy, small & stylish, Good video facilities - Disadvantages: cost? £250 at the moment

OK, so the best thing to do is get the "Special Features" out of the way first, and i have to say, this camera has some good features and then some... 3G Super CCD sensor (with 2.1 million effective pixels) 3X optical zoom lens equivalent to 38-114mm Newly designed USB PictureCradle for simple and fast automatic image download and battery recharge Ultra-high sensitivity: 160-1600 ISO allows photography in a wide range of situations, including low light shots without flash Movie mode with sound - up to 45 mins on a 128MB card (which you do have to buy separately, costing around £50) 10cm Macro mode ...  Read the complete review