Fujifilm MX-600

Fujifilm MX-1500

This is great & much better than I'd expected it would be. As it's discontinued now, you can probably find one for not too much cash (mine was £180 refurbished). I take pics for websites and to email people, and this has all I need: pros: really small (best feature! fits in my pocket so it's really easy to carry) 1.5 mega pixel great picture quality 3 levels of photo quality takes smartmedia (expandable to 64mb) easy use controls much smarter & cooler looking than most - impresses people!! quite good battery life several flash modes, and macro mode cons: only 2 picture sizes (a medium pic would be ideal as well) ...

Fujifilm MX-1200

As I worked for Kodak for 4 years, I used to sell a lot of 35mm cameras, Digital was not really well known at the time and I was quite sceptical when my partner asked if I'd like one! I have a young daughter, so it was costing me a small fortune to get films developed! I said yes in the end, and I've never looked back! you can snap away till your hearts content and download them to your PC, save them all to 3.5 floppies and print out the ones you want. The camera is small and compact and easy to use, and if you take a photo, you can see it strait away, if you don't like it, you can delete it and take it again! Its so simple, although it costs a bit to begin with if you get it ...

Fujifilm MX-1200

My purchase of the Fuji MX1200 was purely an impulse buy. Luckily for me, it was a wise choice. In the box I got: Camera Set of 4 AA batteries (very short lived these) Wrist strap 2mb Smartmedia card Serial cable Camera drivers and software Things I think should be included: (these are things I had to buy separately) A pouch for the camera A larger Smartmedia card Rechargable batteries Smartcard reader Despite being a basic camera, the MX1200 performs very well indeed. As mentioned, this was an impulse buy, but once I got home I did some research into the image quality and other people reviews of the product. ...