FUJIFILM FinePix 3800 Digital Camera

Pros: Easy to use, great pictures, 6x zoom, Light weight, AA batteries, and intuitive menus
Cons: No focus aid light, limited manual capabilities, and poorly designed macro mode

The Fujifilm Corporation has been a leading manufacturer of film, cameras, and lenses for more than half a century. The company is well known for their superb film products (especially popular E6 slide films like Velvia, Provia, and Sensia and their...

Pros: Very good photo quality, simple and intuitive interface, lens converters
Cons: Limited manual override capability, short flash range

Back in the old days I was sort of a photography snob. You know the type: color photography was for tourists, autofocus was for kids, and no one serious used film faster than ASA 50. I could develop and print in B/W or color; push my film all the way to ...

Pros: Good colors outdoors, strong zoom, ergonomic controls, decent bundled software.
Cons: Weak flash, slow shutter in automode indoors, troublesome autofocus.

Before delving into the review, I must make the following confession: I am a complete amateur in digital photography, and photography in general. Being also quite lazy, I never figured out this camera's manual mode (one justification being that the ...

Pros: 6X Optical Zoom, 3.3MP Images, Movie Mode with Sound, Fuji Brand
Cons: Lens Cap faulty, Auto Focus not always working, meager 16Mb xD Card

MY STORY
Well, the usual I guess? Basically it’s the same for all tech devices – I want a new tech device, I get a new tech device, I review the tech device. Except one time ONE THING IS DIFFERENT and in this case, it’s the...

Pros: zoom, price, image quality
Cons: viewfinder, lens cap, feels toy-ish

The Fujifilm 3800 is the replacement for my Canon A20. I was very satisfied with the A20 so I was expecting alot from the 3800. I chose the 3800 because despite it's SLR-like look, it's a point and shoot camera with some great features. Overall, i'm...

Pros: 6x Optical zoom, intuitive menus, viewfinder (day/dusk). Great prices.
Cons: Viewfinder (night/low-light), Poor battery status indicators, Lens cap design

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Pros: Easy to use, movie feature, AA batteries, light, 6x optical zoom, 3MP
Cons: Slow to turn on, batteries not rechargeable in camera, Dx memory cards, poor workmanship

This was my first digital camera. I switched from a Yashica SLR 35mm which is 35 years old. the electronics portion of the camera have been dead for decades, but I have a set of lenses for it and it still takes good pictures. I'm using it again now that ...

Pros: Uses AA batteries! Feels great in your hands. Good pictures.
Cons: Lens cap keeps falling off.

This is my first digital camera, but I've owned SEVERAL camcorders and they all sucked monkey turds. Know why? Cause of the stinkin proprietary battery designs. You have to use a special battery, charge it in a special charger, and make sure the battery...

Pros: 6x optical zoom, AA batteries, easy point and shoot mode.
Cons: Shutter lag, cant see through LCD/EVF in the dark. #must use flash#

When you read this review please realize that I am technically challenged in camera use. I can take pictures, but I don't fully use all of a cameras features usually. Price: Fuji finepix 3800 was a 3.2 megapixel camera that was selling for only $300 ...

Pros: Very easy to use, good quality
Cons: Not for the expert photographer, comes with a small memory card

The Fuji FinePix 3800 is actually the third digital camera I've owned. The first was a very cheap give-away camera through Earthlink. It did get me interested in digital photography, however. My next camera was the Kodak DC265 Zoom Digital Camera....

Pros: Lightweight, easy to use, great quality
Cons: Accessories are pricey

Before I start this review, I would just like to add a little information about myself. When it comes to technology and electronics, I will be the first to admit that I am no Guru. Talking about pixels and macro's are merely terms that I cannot relate ...

Pros: Light weight, Very good Zoom, Range of features & Settings, Useful WebCam
Cons: Low Light Focus Problems. EVF/LCD dark in night shot so low point and shoot accuracy.

I bought this camera last October and I've taken more than 4500 shots with it so far. it was tough to get used to it initially as this was the first time I was using a camera which was not point & shoot. I never owned/used an SLR before and most of the, ...

Pros: 3 Mpixel CCD, excellent zoom lense, outsanding picture quality in auto mode.
Cons: Lack of manual control options, fixed ISO sensitivity (100)

I bought Fujifilm Finepix 3800 to replace my 35 mm point and shoot Samsung camera which died unexpectedly. I did lot of research on the net in order to find a digital camera with good picture quality and relatively low price. Operation in the point and...

Pros: Compact unit with lots of features, and good for my work and home use.
Cons: Hard to figure out how to connect to computer, having problems and need tech support.

After checking out many reviews on this camera and comparing it to other models before purchasing, I decided on taking the plunge into digital photography with the Finepix 3800. I use a Fuji S2Pro for work, and loved using the Fuji brand, so that also...

Pros: ergonomic, outdoor use, batteries, tough
Cons: display, lens cap, indoor use

The Fuji Finepix is a great digital camera for the everyday camera user. For the family, college student or vacationer, it is a very good affordable choice. The body is appealing to those camera users who can't let go of that 'camera' shape, who want ...