Fujifilm Finepix F410

As anyone would, I wanted a reliable camera with as many pixels and good image quality as I could get for the smallest amount of money, and as had a relitively small budget to spend this wasn't easy. After searching for cameras for a while I decided that I wanted to spend money on 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 ...

I recently broke a cardinal rule of mine and shopped at PC World. I noticed in the paper they were having a sale on and I picked up this little camera and its docking cradle. I'm very happy with the purchase and think the camera is exactly what I was looking for - looks cool, small and great quality photos. Intro ------ The f410 is a 3.1 Megapixel camera, but through the black magic of Super CCD, it goes up to 6 Megapixel. Fuji explain on their website that they use more effective pixels that are hexagonal and make better use of light and create a better image. I'm not sure I understood everything it said, but I know the camera gives a ...

We have used this camera in our family for two years now. Even my partner can use it! It is small but not to small so there are no problems in getting ones fingers around it and the buttons are easy to find and manage. To switch on just flipthe panel on the side over and the buttons light up, the shutter opens and the lens pops out. You can use the display or the viewfinder and both are easy and clear. The flash is powerful enough for a reasonable sized group shot in darkness and as a 'point and shoot' camera, it couldn't get much easier. The battery hangs on for ages and we have had no problem with taking in excess of a 100 photos, ...