Fujifilm Finepix F10

Fuji are no strangers to the photographic market and not only make a fantastic range of digital camera's they produce a large percentage of the digital processing machines that are used by the likes of Boots and Jessops.With this in mind you can trust that a maker of such high quality products will be able to deliver a product with cutting edge features and excellent performance and this is what is delivered in the Fuji F10 digital camera. The camera- Coming in at around the 180 pound mark the F10 belongs to the mid-range market of digital camera's and offers lots more features than you would expect from this range of camera. It isn't the smallest camera you ...  Read the complete review

The Fuji Finepix F10 is a groundbreaking camera. This is because it was one of the first non-SLR models to offer a low-light friendly sensitivity range of up to iso 1600. As such it makes shooting in darker situations - for example, gigs and night-time music festivals, a little easier. The camera itself is fairly small - not as tiny as some of Fuji's newer models, but will just about fit into a trouser pocket. The body is all-metal and feels sturdy and well constructed. It's also not too light, which makes it feel like a quality item. The quality of the images which the F10 can produce is quite excellent. Colours are accurate, ...  Read the complete review

Fujifilm is with another good creation .There is no wonder that whenever Fuji film strikes, it is more than not a master stroke. The Fujifilm FinePix F10 is a good digital camera for many reasons. Firs t and foremost because ti offers amazing clarity; the other reasons are equally amazing. The Fujifilm FinePix F10 has five preprogrammed features such as the landscape, portrait, and night portrait among others for better picture clarity and color display. The usual and the most annoying problems of many digital cameras that are available in the market is the shutter speed. The shutter speed is the rate required to record a particular picture or snap. The ...  Read the complete review

I bought this camera via the internet, and as it came from France I was slightly disadvantaged by the French language instruction leaflet! Although i have had this camera for over a year, I still find it confusing to use. The functions are indicated by rather obscure symbols (white hands, yellow cameras, and a flashing UP sign), and I often have to guess their meaning. I know that more modern versions have the functions indicated by words plus an explanation - and this would be a real help to me. Having said this, I still manage to achieve excellent results with this camera. The 6.3 megapixels produce very clear images, which are nicely balanced regarding ...  Read the complete review

Bought as an upgrade for an old MX-1200, this camera is highly recommendable. It has a solid feel without being heavy owing to its cast aluminium casing. Start-up is ultra-quick and images are displayed on a 2.5” lcd screen which, although of low resolution, is quite adequate for picture checking. The lithium battery seems to last just about forever. It certainly helps to read through the manual & understand how the camera operates, especially with regard to exposure and focussing. The camera offers ISO sensitivity up to 1600; useful for hand-held pictures in low light without flash (in a theatre, for example) and is also flexible ...  Read the complete review