Fujifilm Finepix A204 Zoom

Fujifilm Finepix F440

My parents recently bought this camera. It cost £140 as it was on offer, reduced from £250. ~Spec~ It has 4.1M Pixels, a 3.6 digital zoom and an optical zoom of 3.4. It takes an XD Picturecard, and the size of the card included is 16MB. You can buy additional cards, and the cost of these vary immensely. I have seen 164MB ranging from £20 to £40. Needless to say, the one we bought was £20! Included with this camera you get the USB cable, the software, a rechargeable NP-30 battery, a power adaptor, an AV cable and a cradle to rest the camera on, in addition to a hand strap. The camera is capable of taking movie/video clips with sound. You can turn his camera into a WebCam, if ...

Fujifilm Finepix F410

turn it on the software opens automatically and asks you where to save. Software The software is an updated version of the Finepix viewer I had with my old camera. The first screen asks you to set a default save directory and then saves the pictures and video to that location. It also allows you to change the naming conventions for such things like date and time. This is useful to a point, but I always chage the name of my pictures to some humerous comment anyway. This is as far as I use the software, and it does its job well. For things like cropping and altering the photos, I would prefer to use something like Photoshop, as that's just my experience of ...

Fujifilm Finepix F410

image quality rather than other smart features. After first considering the Sony DSCP92 with 5 million pixels and the Kodak DX4530 also with 5 million, I then spotted the Fujifilm F410 in a local store. After playing with it for an exessive amount of time I realised that this was the camera for me. With 3.1 million effective pixels and a 6 million pixel total recorded output I realised it may definately be worth a try. The look of the camera: At 85.0mm x 69.4mm and weighing about 170g, the F410 is rather small compared to many of its other competitors. I found this attractive as I did not fancy carrying a camera the size and weight of an elephant ...