Fujifilm Finepix F30

I've had my Fuji Finepix F30 since Christmas 2006, and I take it with me everywhere I go. It's so small and light that it fits into my smallest handbag, and if I'm out and about I just slip it into my pocket. I try and compose my pictures as much as possible, but sometimes you just have to take advantage of the moment and shoot what you see. The quality of the photos taken is so good that I can go home, load the pictures onto my computer, then use the cropping tool to bring out the composition I would have chosen if I had the time or was able to approach closely enough. Even after cropping, and consequently enlarging, the pictures are usually still sharp ...

The Fujifilm Finepix is a 6.3 megapixel point-and-shoot digital camera which claims to have higher light sensitivities than most similar camera giving it higher shutter speeds which reduces the chances of getting blurry pictures, which can be caused by a fidgety subject or a shaky hand for example. The camera claims to offer shutter speeds that had previously reserved for professional photographic equipment thus allowing the humble consumer to achieve higher quality shots! This is the main emphasis that the camera was marketed on, so did it live up to expectations in this way and in the other ways we would expect a digital camera to perform? Firstly the camera ...