FUJIFILM FinePix F10 Digital Camera

Pros: Price, fast operation, large LCD, very low noise, usable ISO 400-1600, long-lasting battery, sharp optics
Cons: Multiple wires, no real manual control, flash underexposure, expensive xD cards

Although I was not very impressed with F uji's A345 and A 350 cameras, I bought a F uji FinePix F10 (for $280 and there is a $30 rebate currently ...

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I remember a year or so ago wanting to get a better camera. I had the Fuji A205, which was pretty good, but not great. The A205 was 2 MP, which was good, but not excellent. I was looking at cameras like the A340 and the A345. Then, my mother got me ...

Pros: • Metal body. • Pleasing color reproduction.
Cons: • Poor AUTO exposure. • Fuzzy/soft images. • Poor quality control.

My experience with the 6MP Super CCD Fuji FinePix F10 with 3x optical zoom has not lived up to the hype that ensued after professional reviewers began evaluating the camera in 2005. On the 2.5" LCD images tend to look sharp, on my graphics-calibrated ...

Pros: Fast, good quality images
Cons: A bit noisy, terrible flash

I decided to spend the summer in Florence, and quickly recognized that carrying my Canon 20D DSLR around the city and countryside would be difficult. I would not have a car, much less a bike, and would be sharing an apartment with 11 strangers. ...

Pros: Small. No shutter lag! Fast. Full NTSC sized and rate video. Great battery life.
Cons: No viewfinder. Too much cabling required to recharge and transfer pictures.

This is my 3rd digital camera. Prior to that I had a couple of Pentax SLR bodies and a few lenses, which I still own but haven't used since I bought the first digital camera. My first digital camera was a "Fuji FinePix 2800zoom" that I bought just ...

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The F10 is a pocketable, 6 megapixel point and shoot, pure and simple. There are really no advanced features, a return to early Fuji Super CCD cameras. Another thing that hasn’t changed are the beautiful Fuji colors – to my eyes, the best out there. ...

Pros: Excellent picture quality, compact, long battery life, AF-assist illuminator, 3x optical zoom
Cons: Could be cheaper, AF slow at times

The Fujifilm FinePix F10 is a 6.3MP point-and-shoot digital camera made by Fuji Photo Film Co. of Japan (and in Japan). Fujifilm is Fuji's brandname here in the U.S. If I say "Fuji" in this review, you know I mean Fuji the company or Fujifilm the brand. ...

Pros: Very little lag, easy to handle, simple and good for teens.
Cons: Optics not the best, no manual settings, no proper finder

This little camera may be the fastest on the market for a P&S. It has the least shutter lag and is quite fast overall. It's well designed and handles well. Unlike many other P&S types, the F10 sports an ISO range that is usable up to 400 or so. Beyond ...

Pros: Excellent image quality, Very long battery life, Hi-Res Movies
Cons: The Auto setting does not always produce the best possible shot

I bought this camera 3 weeks ago, and I've been very satisfied thus far. Before purchasing it, I had done a good amount of research for weeks on various websites (imaging-resource.com, dcresource.com, steves-digicams.com and dpreview.com, etc). I was ...

Pros: Takes great photos and is very compact
Cons: battery recharges in camera

I needed a new walk around camera.The Olympus C8080 I bought last year was a very nice camera in many respects if you shot RAW and you had the purse space to put it.RAW mode took a very long time to write to the card and made me quite impatient as I ...

Pros: Excellent build quality,high quality prints and long battery life
Cons: Not the smallest of camera's

Fuji are no strangers to the photographic market and not only make a fantastic range of digital camera's they produce a large percentage of the digital processing machines that are used by the likes of Boots and Jessops.With this in mind you can trust ...

Pros: Easy to use. No shutter lag. Great pictures for a P&S. Good battery life.
Cons: Battery recharge and picture download requires too many wires.

Bought the F10 to replace a broken C-730 Olympus, 3.2 Megapixel with 10x zoom (a fall broke the lens). Took it on a vacation and was very pleased with the pics. The F10 is 10x the camera than the C-730 ever was. Most notable is the virtual elimination ...

Pros: Excellent image quality even at high ISO
Cons: Crummy camera build, awful menus, abysmal I/O interface

I bought this product for one reason: low light photography with my kid. Most reviews and sample shots attested to the fact that this was a fast, low-noise, low-light camera well suited for this application. And so it is. It's just too bad the camera ...

Pros: Great pictures in low light, good price for quality, large LCD screen
Cons: Only uses a rechargeable NP-120 battery, for which replacements can be ordered if needed.

The pictures I took with this camera surpass those of a 35 mm SLR camera from my experience. You can take pictures from ISO 80 up to 1600. The cost of the camera is about what you would pay for a mediocre 5 megapixel camera, but this one is 6.3 megapixels and you can see a real difference. The camera is also small enough to easily fit in a shirt pocket, but has a very large LCD screen. You will probably need a tripod to take a picture of a landscape scene at night, but you would with any camera out there.

Pros: Small, Fast startup, Great picture quality, Easy to use
Cons: Not great pictures at dusk, USB connection cable & charger are not ideal

The Fuji FinePix F10 has been the perfect camera for me, I can't imagine having anything else. It's small enough to fit in your pocket (although not tiny like some on the market) and takes great pictures for most situations. It turns on and off extremely quickly and automatically adjusts the ISO from 80 to 1600 depending on the situation. I have had great success with outdoor pictures and the large screen makes it extremely easy to frame pictures perfectly. I haven't personally found any problems with not having a viewfinder, the LCD screen is very visible even in sunlight.

The only problems I have had is taking pictures in the evening around dusk where you will need to adjust some settings manually - and my problems may be user error given that I am not a professional. I haven't tried many indoor pictures but those I have taken have been fine.

Overall, I would highly recommend the FinePix F10 or any of its successors - the photo technology is great and my picture quality has improved 5x with this camera.