I purchased my Fujifilm a while ago now. I have had various cameras that mainly consisted of the little compacts which where great up to a point. The catalyst for this purchase was a backpacking trip around Australia. I wanted a half decent camera that didn't cost the earth and I don't know anything about photography, so I didn't need masses of special features. What I did want was a decent lense with a good zoom function. That is exactly what I got! The Fuji Finepix is brilliant, It takes really good quality photos, is sooper easy to use and has just enough features and functions for novices like me to play around with, without being too ...  Read the complete review

Recieved this camera as a present from my girlfriend at Christmas. Handling: The camera feels remarking small in the hand considering its large lens, but it's not small enough to carry in your pocket. It is well built with rubber grips for your right hand's fingers and thumb. The buttons are conveniently laid out and easy to press. There are dedicated buttons for Face Detection, Continuous Shooting and the Electronic View Finder. The EVF is bright, clear and will appeal to those who like the traditional way of shooting rather than using the screen on the rear. The cameras menus are really easy to navigate and shouldn't prove a challenge ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this camera through Amazon and wanted to be able to take photos outdoors when walking with my daughter. I also wanted to use it for taking close up shots of the products I made for my business. I had a small compact digital camera which was good, but when zoomed in, the quality was terrible. I ended up buying this for £112 and received it a few days later. The zoom: ========== The zoom is amazing. I got a great photo of Jupiter at night a few months ago and the picture looked great. (obviously it was just a zoomed in bright light but it looked fab). When Hollie is running in the park and is far away, I can zoom in pretty close to ...  Read the complete review

Around 11 to 12 months ago i finally decided to go for my newest interest "Photography". There was just such a large selection of different cameras and models and accessories to choose from and even after doing a lot of research i was quickly over whelmed. However i soon saw the 'Fujifilm Finepix S2950' In the Argos catalogue for £149.99. I first noticed its sleek professional look and array of features for beginners to experts to take advantage of. From opening the box, you can first notice the array of help menus to point you in the right direction for beginners and basic and advanced set up of the camera its self and also the included 'Finepix' ...  Read the complete review

For 14 megapixels, and an 18x optical zoom this camera was a bargain. A great buy for someone in between the standard digital and high res SLR's. The camera is attractive, it isn't too big, and it comes with a neck strap and lens cover just to keep it safe. The flash pops up on top by the flick of a switch and there are nine camera settings from automatic to manual and that isn't including the HD video. Easy to set by a small dial on the tp of the camera. Photos can be viewed or taken by the lcd screen or through a ''look hole'' for precision and battery saving. Unfortunately there is a downside. It takes double AA batteries, something I ...  Read the complete review