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Fujifilm MX-2700The main user controls are simple and fairly intuitive. Spin the big dial to pick the operating mode and then use the inner, 4-way rocker switch to move through the menus and pick the desired option. MX-2700 sports a fixed focal length 7.6mm lens that equates to a medium wide-angle 35mm lens on a 35mm camera. It should be noted that this lens exhibits very little edge (barrel) distortion, something that is common with other digicam's wide-angle lenses. The lens in normal mode auto focuses from 19.7 inches to infinity and for close-up shots you can switch to macro mode for coverage from 3.5 to 19.7 inches. Newest Review: ... those taken at night over a distance. It helps to have a good graphics programme with which to edit clean up the images. It ... more |
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by - written on 28/08/00
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Priced at £600 or less, you can get this digital camera with a massive resolution of 1800x1200 pixels. The look is extremely stylish and modern. It definitely doesnt look like any standard camera and it has a 2in built in LCD panel at the back. Images taken from the two megapixels are simply crisp and crystal clear. This allows for even the smallest details to be captured. The disadvantage is of course storage. Two megapixels picture will take up huge memory spaces. With an 8MB SmartMedia memory card, you can only take 8 pictures. It will be useful to have another one standby. The camera uses a Lithium ion battery that is good for up to 250 shots and transferring images ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/06/00 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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I spent a long time reading reviews and searching on-line before I spent my money on this digital camera. I wanted one that was good enough to print the photographs out......not all of them are. I must admit I have been extremely pleased with my choice. It comes with am 8 MB smart card which you can get around 18/19 high quality photographs, and around 90ish at the lower resolution. The lower resolution settings produce very good quality printed photographs, but for close-ups I use the highest resolution and the macro facility and I have had some excellent results, much better than anything I have ever had on my regular camera. One of the things ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/01/01 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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i use one of these at work, i'm not too keen on this camera ... 1. no USB so the files take for ever to send the picture from the camera to your PC. 2. a two stage zoom doesn't give you much control over the image , close up or far away are your only options 3 image quality isn't the greatest even on the highest resolution and high quality JPEG setting. 4. the battery runs out really quick if you use the screen heavily (next time i use it i'll update the opiniion with a figure) 5. takes a second or two to take a picture if you haven't got USB and are not wanting to take amazing pics this camera's for you, if you need a bit of control over ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/02/01 (Useful, 60 readings)
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Superb camera for the price. I have owned this model for since the summer of 2000. I invested in two extra 32Mb Smartcards and this was the only camera that I took on holiday to Portugal. I had superb results with all my shots including those taken at night over a distance. It helps to have a good graphics programme with which to edit clean up the images. It is very slow downloading from the camera on to the PC but I bought a FlashPath Smartdisk which makes life a lot easier. I understand that a USB Smartreader is quicker. I also use this camera for work to take photos for ID badges and get brilliant results. Havinf owned two previous Digital ... Read the complete review
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