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Fujifilm FinePix S9100 Digital Camera
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Price Range: $394.50 - $559.99
(4 reviews)
- Fujifilm's Picture Stabilization technology utilizes the heightened sensitivity of the FinePix S9100 at ISO1600 and high-speed shutter settings to prevent camera shake or freeze subject movement, keeping blur to a minimum. This easy to access feature (selectable on the mode dial) lets the FinePix S9100 choose the correct light sensitivity and best-matching shutter speed automatically, for the highest quality digital pictures. Real Photo Technology captures treasured moments just as your eye sees them. Combining the new RP Processor, 5th Generation Super CCD-HR Sensor and Fujinon Lens Optics, t...he S9100 delivers ultra-high sensitivity with low noise, faster operational speeds and reduced power consumption. This allows you to capture priceless memories of photographs with every nuance of light and color, even in low light situations without a flash. i-Flash fine-tunes flash output for shooting with high sensitivity settings. It recognizes scene conditions and determines the optimum flash output to ensure superb results. The S9100 has all its angles covered with a tilting 2" LCD making it easy to frame your shot from a variety of shooting positions. And thanks to the LCD gain up control, you'll be able to view the LCD in bright and low light conditions. Equipped with dual media slots for handling of xD-Picture Cards and Compact Flash/Microdrives, the S9100 lets you concentrate on shooting without worrying about storage space. You can even insert different types of media in each slot and then select which one you want to use to store each image as you shoot.
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Fujifilm FinePix S9100 Digital Camera
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By
casadri
05/17/2007
- Pros:
AA batts! (Use rechargable nimh. I get 400+ shots w/ LCD panel off) Fast start-up; bright view finder/LCD panel; dual flash media; focuses in almost total darkness; hotshoe plus sync cord plug. - Cons:
Could focus faster but it's not too bad; could be easier to change resolution; should auto-detect dual flash cards and ask on screen which one to use, then switch automatically to other when full. -
Summary:
I really like this camera, especially with all the features for the price. In this class/catagory of camera it can't be beaten in my estimation. Obviously technology is advancing by leaps and bounds in the digital field. Five years ago, I paid twice as much for a 5MP camera, and now I've paid HALF as much as then for TWICE the camera with the S9100. Life is good. You can't go wrong with this one. It'll make you look and feel like a pro.
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By
mtman22
04/01/2007
- Pros:
Uses both compact flash and Xd type memory cards, super zoom, large footprint, aa batteries, 9 megapixel, great photo's, fantastic price. - Cons:
a little slow storing RAW photos -
Summary:
I got this $900+ camera for $399 and it was the best deal that I have run across in years. The camera features intelligent flash, 10.7 zoom (28MM TO 600MM), two types of storage (compact flash and Xd), fuji fabulous color, chrome color optional, multi-angle lcd (for high and low shooting) Because there's no need to change lenses, the sensor is protected from dust accumulation, a common problem that affects digital SLR cameras. This camera is probably best for an advanced amateur. Highly recommended
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By
reuv
02/07/2007
- Pros:
AA-type batteries, RAW image format, manual focus, good control layout - Cons:
No image stabilization, electronic viewfinder, not very good night shots -
Summary:
If you're looking in the dSLRs and don't want to shell out all that cash, then this is a great prosumer/dSLR bridge camera. Although I'm disappointed it doesn't have image stabilization (there is an anti-blur feature but that just selects an exposure with a faster shutter speed), but for the amount of features and its price, who can complain? Pictures are of high-quality, almost as good or sometimes better than regular dSLRs. I also like the fact that it uses AA batteries, so in an emergency and I can usually just buy spares.
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By
fantasticflash
02/01/2007
- Pros:
Light weight, bright viewfinder, feature packed, good zoom range, good battery life and easy to use. - Cons:
very slow focusing in both auto and manual mode. External flash not available in continuous mode. Slow to render shots even when using high speed CF Card. -
Summary:
This is an excellent camera for most general photography applications. The functions are laid out in a very non complicated way and very easy to access. The major failing is in the slow focusing. This becomes very evident in action or sports photography where you want to catch a specific moment or a sequence such as a basketball player blocking a shot or a dog catching a Frisbee. Also the camera is capable of taking 40 pictures continuously but you cant use the flash (not even an external) when shooting in the continuous mode not very helpful when shooting indoor sporting events. After shooting there is quite a long delay while the camera saves the image to the memory card, I use 100X high speed CF cards and it still takes as long as 25 seconds before I can shoot again. I would reccomend this camera for just about anything except sports or action photography.