I have had the Fuji Finepix Z37 for quite a few years. I had it as a Christmas present because my previous camera started taking grainy and unclear pictures. As it happens this camera is now doing exactly the same thing. I have cleaned the lens and ensured the camera was still when a photo is being taken but the photos are always blurry and grainy. However it hasn't always been like this. I first wanted the camera because I needed a new one and it was my favorite colour, purple. It is a lovely deep purple colour and I was really pleased when I received it. The camera is really easy to use which is great as it means you don't spend time fiddling with ...  Read the complete review

I hate taking photographs with a big, bulky camera, as it inevitably (and embarassingly) leads to me taking wobbly, shaky and amateur looking photos. Hence, I bought the Fuji Finepix Z37. This lightweight toy is the nano of fuji's armory. With a non protruding lense and a sliding lense cover that acts as the on, and off, button, this camera is very easy and, for me, enjoyable to use. Weighing only 115g and with a small, but ergonomic 2.7" LCD screen, this camera is perfect for a tourist on the go. Moreover, it's relatively low price (only around £50) from amazon means that, if you lose the thing, you may be upset, but at least your holiday ...  Read the complete review

I'm not too knowledgeable about cameras and photography; I simply want to point the camera at something and press a button, no fiddling with [camera] knobs and multiple buttons. I'm the person who is gripped by terror when handed someone else's camera and asked to take a snap for them. I was very happy with my secondhand Kodak M320, but after a barbecue which featured sangria and a concrete patio area I found myself needing a new camera for upcoming birthdays, births [to take photos of the already birthed baby, not to take live-action shots of the actual births] and my holiday near the end of the year. I'm saving for my holiday so my limit ...  Read the complete review