FUJIFILM FinePix 2600 Zoom Digital Camera

Pros: Excellent feature-set, great image quality, “out of the box” usability
Cons: No video output, combined media card/battery compartment, menu driven operation

I had my digital camera “baptism of fire” during the summer of 1994 with one of the first Nikon/Kodak models, a very expensive and difficult to use monster based on the Nikon F4, with performance on par with models available today for less than...

Pros: Good sized camera which comes with everything you need !
Cons: Image quality not as good as some other brands, cheap feel to body.

The Fuji Finepix 2600 made it's debut approximately half a year ago and has proven to be a very very popular digital camera. The main reason being the exceptional value that the Finepix 2600 package offers. The camera includes, 2AA rechargeable NiMH...

Pros: Good Price; 3X zoom; Loaded with Features; Very user-friendly
Cons: Length between photos; No audio for movies

This is a great camera for the money and since it's not a highly marketed camera, I almost missed it! It's a mid-range camera in low-range price! I'm dazzled by the quality of pics from this camera and the added features that this one has over similar ...

Pros: Small, light, excellent color reproduction, web cam, 20 sec video
Cons: Cheap construction, confusing menus

I had a horrible thing happen to me recently. I left my beloved HP 618 PhotoSmart Digital Camera in my car overnight. I guess it was bait for thieves, because they broke in and stole it. My wife was unhappy enough about the $400.00 I paid for that camera...

Pros: Astonishing quality for the price, optical zoom, good bundle of accessories
Cons: None so far

I tried a Samsung half-megapixel resolution digicam 4 or 5 years ago, but sent it back due to the lack of a lens cover and my reluctance to go digital. Instead, I bought a very good quality Canon scanner, figuring that I could use my 35 and scan the...

Pros: Astonishing image quality, intuitive controls, range of features, small and compact
Cons: None yet

This is my first "grownup" digital camera and after doing my homework(the internet has made me a compulsive consumer researcher) my initial choice was a Fujipix 1400, based both on personal recommendations and samples of its output. Unfortunately,...

Pros: Compact 2mp camera. Easy to use. Good range of features
Cons: Lacks ISO settings / features for more advanced options.

This is a positive review on a fuji 2600 digital camera. The other digital camera I own is a Kodak dc4800 which is a 3 mp camera with more features.

The fuji 2600 was purchased as a gift for my father after examining all the various 2 mp...

Pros: small, VERY generous bundle, easy software, photo quality, ease of use
Cons: thick shape is not as nice as Nikon 775; geared towards point & shooters

Abstract:

You'd be hard pressed to find a better value in the sub-$500 or sub-3megapixel market. It's easy to use and has the best bundle of ANY camera in its range.

Features:

2.1 mega pixel CCD (up to 10x12"), 3x...

Pros: Generally good image quality, ease-of-use.
Cons: Image quality can be inconsistent, iffy low-light...build quality mediocre.

Backstory: I chose the Fuji 2600 (now replaced by the 2650, which appears to largely be the same cam ...

Pros: Price, Picture Quality, Short shutter lag.
Cons: NiMH Batteries, AC adapter not included.

We bought this camera to replace our stolen 35mm (film) camera. So it is our first digital camera.
In my research for a new digital camera I concluded that 2 mega pixels would be enough for our mostly 4x6" snap-shot taking family. I also I decided...

Pros: Good Picture Quality, Simple and Easy to Use, Tough and Priced Right.
Cons: Slight Lag Between Pictures and Not Forgiving Of Shaky Hands.

I have owned the 2600 for a little over a year now and overall it has been a pretty decent camera. My usual disclaimer, manufacturers spend lots of money on their own websites where you can pick up the technical specs of cameras. I just want to give you...

Pros: Affordable, 3x optical zoom, excellent 4x6 prints without film
Cons: Dark indoor photos

I received the Fuji FinePix 2600 digital camera as an early Christmas gift from my husband. Since then, I haven’t touched my 35mm camera. I am a member of three separate MyFamily.com websites and I like to frequently add current photos of my children...

Pros: Small, lightweight, lots of extras found on more expensive cameras.
Cons: The manual operations aren't great.

I was given a check at Christmas time from a close family member with the stipulation that my husband and I buy something for the whole family. Ok. Easy. Our first thought was that what our family really needed was a digital camera. Truth be told,...

Pros: Great pictures of "still" subjects in natural light outdoors.
Cons: Poor shutter control, terrible pictures using flash, terrible pictures using natural light indoors.

I have owned 2 of these cameras: the first one my then-13-month-old dropped and broke (toddler abuse not covered under warranty). Since I had been generally happy with the camera, I replaced it with the same model. MISTAKE--at least for me.

My...

Pros: Very Small. Variety of camera settings. Great color.
Cons: Flash a little weak. No sound with movies(not a huge con).

This is the second digital camera I have owned (the first a Fuji 1400z is reviewed here http://www.epinions.com/content_37311516292). I was so happy with my first Fuji camera I decided to try another for my step up...