Features

• Fujinon 2.1x (28 to 60mm) zoom lens
• Multi-mode auto flash with red-eye reduction
• 10-second self-timer
• 4-mode date/time imprinting option
• Sequential Self-Timer

Features

• Kit contains 4 single-use cameras with flash
• Each camera comes pre-loaded with 15 exposures of ISO 800 film for maximum versatility indoors or outdoors
• Fixed-focus lens, built-in flash
• 60 total exposures

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot
• 28-130mm 4.6x zoom autofocus lens
• Multi-mode flash features red-eye reduction
• Automatic film loading, advance, and rewind

Reviews (4)

Wonderful Camera
If you are looking for an easy-to-use point and shoot camera this is a great one. I wanted a separate camera for my color pictures (I have my manuals for black and white) and this was the best value for the money. The LCD screen is easy to read and you can quickly switch functions (flash, date, focus) and the zoom lens was surprisingly sharp for such a small camera.
The camera loads very easily but the best feature so far has been the different timer options -- you can take 1,2,or 3 pictures in a row OR you can use the remote and point it directly at the camera after positioning yourself.
The only drawback is the viewfinder which is smaller than other cameras I have owned (Nikon/Pentax) but your eye will get used to it. I also recommend checking on ebay for this camera since you can get it new on a sharp discount.

Great little camera
I bought this little camera to replace a very old Cannon SureShot. I love this camera! It is sooo easy to use, very small and compact. I love the display on the back, everyone thinks it is digital. Takes pretty good pictures. Very good outdoor pictures, but indoor pictures were too dark and I had flash on, so I will work on that problem to see what I did wrong. I am an amature and I like easy point and shoot cameras that can fit in my pocket. But I highly recommend this camera. This was my first Fuji and I'm very pleased.

GREAT camera in small package!
This replaces an old Fuji Zoom I had purchased 6 years ago. The 1300 is 2/3's the size & weight of my old one. VERY compact; large LCD screen to tell you what your controls are set at; controls easy to use; Zoom really ZOOMS up close; pictures great like all the Fuji cameras I've owned. The menu select button is very easy to use - it works like a mouse pointer on a laptop. Menu items easy to select -- just two basic steps to remember.

Drawbacks for me are: viewfinder is on the small side & I worry about scratching the LCD screen (which has no protection on it). Definitely glad I made this purchase however! And try Ebay for good prices -- I got my brand new 1300 for [$$$]including S&H!!

The Best Fuji Camera I've Ever Owned
Fujifilm Zoom Date 1300 is one of the best compact camera I have ever owned. I've owned Fuji's other previous 35mm compact cameras such as the DL-90 and the 312 Zoom. The 1300 model is very compact and easy to use. It's so small that just by looking at it you'd guess it's an APS because of the small size. It has a large LCD screen on the back cover that shows you the functions. The Zoom lever is easy to control. The one aspect of this camera is that unlike the previous Fuji cameras that I've owned, the film counter starts at 1 and goes on up to the last frame. In the past, you'd simply drop in your film, close the cover and the film would roll up to the highest number of exposure and count down ex. 24, 23....1. This time it's the opposite way around. Overall, it is easy to use, light weight, and very small for it's size considering it uses a 35mm film. It's a great buy and you won't be disappointed. ... Read more

Features

• Loaded with Superia X-TRA 400 film
• 27 exposures
• Available in single or double pack

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot
• 28-100mm 3.6x zoom lens with autofocus
• Multi-mode flash features red-eye reduction
• Automatic film loading, advance, and rewind

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's big focus 60AF Autofocus Date/35mm Camera is a simple and small camera with autofocus, a built-in flash, and a quartz date-and-time imprinting option. With an extra-large viewfinder, automatic film advance, and motorized rewind, this point-and-shoot camera offers all the basic functions needed to capture your memories. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot
• 35-60mm 1.7x zoom lens with autofocus
• Multi-mode flash features red-eye reduction
• Automatic film advance and rewind with easy film loading
• Quartz date imprinting

Reviews (1)

A phenomenon
Thinking of buying a camera? How about buying more than a camera? Well I can tell you that the Fuji 60AF Autofocus 35mm Camera, is a lot more than a camera. In fact, I consider it more of a phenomenon. All the exellent features it provides makes the camera incredible. It is so easy to take pictures with this camera unlike others that you have to hit various buttons to make it work. Not only that, the pictures that anyone takes are astounding. My friends four year old son took 4 or 5 pictures with this thing and we all expected those pictures to come out looking very fuzzy. Not only were they not fuzzy, they were beautiful. If you want a good camera, get something else, but if you are looking for an excellent camera, you have come to the right place. ... Read more

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Fuji's Nexia 265ix zoom camera is a little camera with a lot offeatures. As a member of Fuji's Nexia line for the 24mm Advanced Photo System,this camera allows print format selection. Choose the format of the print tosuit the dimensions of your subject: classic 4 by 6 inches, HDTV 4 by 7 inches,or panoramic 4 by 10 inches. The intelligent built-in flash will pop up and firewhen needed. The flash can be switched off, or you can make use of the nightportrait mode to capture that romantic moment. The LCD informs the photographerof which settings have been selected and displays the time and date. Quartzimprinting can be used to stamp the time, date, and even one of 31 titles ontoyour photographs. This camera weighs 5.6 ounces and measures 4.29 by 2.4 by 1.46inches. ... Read more

Features

• Fujinon lens zooms from 23-50mm
• Print format selection of classic, HDTV, and panoramic
• Easy-to-read LCD display
• Built-in flash with 3 modes
• Date, time, and title quartz imprinting option

Features

• Fujinon 3.8x zoom lens
• Sure loading system with automatic film prewinding
• Multi-mode auto flash with red-eye reduction
• Night portrait and landscape modes
• Quartz date/time imprinting option

Reviews (3)

Love my Fujifilm Discovery S1450
Hi, I'm a lover of picture taking and I ordered this particular camera based photographs one of my friends showed me. They bought this camera and I ended up loving the quality of the pictures. So I got one and have taken tons of rolls and have been very satisfied with all prints (which I develop at my local drug store BTW) :)

idiot proof!
My husband has a Samsung that I could not load to save my soul!! I wanted one I could just load and shoot, and thats exactly what I got with this camera! I am glad I did not read the one and only review for this because it was not a fair rating. Sometimes you just get a bummer amongst the pack. I think the buyer should have tried another camera and they probably would have been satisfied. I bought this to take pictures of my very active and adorable granddaughter. I took one whole roll the first day I had this camera and I could not have gotten better results. The zoom is fabulous! I cannot wait until the holidays to capture every little detail of her precious angelic face! An excellent value for the money too!

Returned twice!
I bought this camera and it would not load the first two rolls of film (drop and load?). We finally got the third roll to load. That was the ONLY roll of film we got out of this camera. I returned it and was given another one, brand new in the box. The film STILL would not load and even the clerk at the photo store could not understand the problem. I didn't opt for a third S1450. Instead, swapped it out for a different company's camera. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Take photos in practically any environment and be confident that Fuji's Zoom Date 140-35mm camera will come through. Its zoom lens has a 3.7x magnification to provide a range of shooting options. The multimode autoflash compensates for low light and also reduces the annoying red-eye phenomenon, and the Fuji Zoom Date 140 gives you manual control of the flash to give you more precise control over your photos. You can use the night portrait mode and landscape mode to customize the 120 to your setting for even better pictures.

The Fuji Zoom Date 140's LCD panel displays handy information about the current operating modes. The optional date-and-time imprinting function lets you keep track of when your photos were taken. Handling film is convenient with its easy film-loading system and automatic film rewinding. The camera automatically shuts off when you accidentally leave it on for too long to save battery power. The Fuji Zoom Date 140 also has a sequential self-timer to use for group photos and self-portraits. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot camera
• 38-140mm 3.7z zoom lens with autofocus
• Multi-mode flash features red-eye reduction
• Automatic film prewinding and advance
• Quartz date imprinting

Reviews (2)

What a find
What a find! I have owned many cameras, but this model is fantastic! For a casual user, my families vacation, new baby, and leisure shots are remarkable (Note: I have only used fugi film, rather than other brands, and truly believe that the quality photos are due to the fact that cheap film is not being used). This product is well worth the money!! As for the other reviewer having problems with loading film, I have experienced this, however, if you result to the directions, you are only supposed to place the tip of the film in the loading department, my problem was that I placed to much film, and it wouldn't advance, I have not had a problem in 2 years.

3 days...and poof...gone
3 days after buying this camera...the second roll of film will not load into it. Maybe we just bought a bad one...who knows? It will be returned this afternoon for a different brand. Don't waste your time. Stick to other reliable brands. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's Discovery 312 Date 38-120mm zoom camera measures just 5.25 by2.87 by 2.31 inches, but is packed with choices that help you capture the worldaround you. Focus on objects near or far by using the Fujinon Super EBC 38- 120mm, f/5.6 to f/9.9 zoom lens. The real-image viewfinder offers a preview ofthe image you'll be capturing. The active infrared autofocus system has 626focus zones and can focus on images as close as 2.3 feet.

The built-in flash can be switched off at any time and has a range of up to 13.2feet, an automatic mode, a fill-in mode, and a red-eye reduction feature. Thecamera has a night portrait mode, landscape mode, continuous shooting optionwith sequential self-timer, and the option to switch picture format fromstandard to panorama, even in the middle of a roll of film. This model in theDiscovery line can use film from ISO 50 to 3,200. The film is drop-in loaded andis advanced and rewinded automatically by your camera. The quartz date and timeimprinting can be switched on and off. ... Read more

Features

• Focus on subjects near or far with the 38-120mm zoom lens
• Built-in flash with several modes and red-eye reduction
• Drop-in film loading, automatic film prewinding
• Midroll switchable panorama option
• Quartz date and time imprinting option

Reviews (6)

Best Camera for your money.
The Small camera with the Big picture. Excellent Pictures, makes a novice look good.

Exciting features, disappointing performance
I received this camera as a gift about 5 years ago. I love the ability to take a panoramic shot here and there. It is good for large family shots where you are trying to fit everyone in. I also enjoy the remote control. We used it a lot on our honeymoon. That's the good side.

On the down side, the film advance and zoom are VERY loud. Don't expect to use it in a quiet setting like a wedding. The view finder does not accurately represent the picture; it seems to be offcenter. Because of this, you have to be VERY careful when focusing to make sure that you are getting the *right* part of the view finder on the subject that you want to focus on. In addition, I can't hand off my camera to someone else to take the picture, because it is never in focus. Never was able to get this fixed.

I have "learned" to be able to take decent pictures with it, but even I miss it sometimes...and it is always on the really cute pictures. I have been limping along with it mostly because it worked good enough to tolerate all the "lost" good pictures.

We are now expecting a baby, and I want to be able to get good pictures for myself and to be able to have others take good pictures with it too. So we are shopping for a replacement...Finally...Allelujia!

Risky
I just got this camera and was first delighted by all the features it carries within an acceptable price. However, after careful observation, it seems that this camera's design is old and technology outdated since 1993 (this is the default start date set by the camera itself, which makes it risky). Also, it doesnt run smooth and I've heard bad things about Fuji's customer service as mentioned by others. I am disappointed and plan to return it back for an exchange. You are better off with a Nikon 90 QD/120 ED or, if you can afford, a Canon Rebel.
This is a sincere advice: Don't buy this brand!

Better pictures than the Canon EOS Rebel and Pentax IQ 145QD

I used one of these cameras a few years ago while my camera was being repaired. Since then, I have tried other cameras, including the more expensive Pentax IQ and the new Canon EOS Rebel 2000. Nothing has come close to the picture quality and ease of use of the Fuji Discovery Cameras. I recently bought the slightly updated version of this camera (the 320 QD) for myself and have loved it.

Unlike the Pentax IQ series, this camera allows you to leave the flash off without keeping the shutter open longer (blurring pictures). It's the only camera that takes excellent shots in a dim cathedral. You would think that newer cameras would be better than this older model, but they just aren't!

The only drawbacks of this camera are its bulky size (which I actually like, because it feels good and solid in my hand) and the rather dim viewfinder. But the pictures never come out dim. If you find the Discovery 320, it comes in a nice silver color with a grey rubber grip on the side. Highly recommended!!!

Great pictures start here!
This is the best camera we've ever owned! The timer and remote finctions enable us to take pictures with both of us actually in them! Versatile, easy to use and very reliable. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's SmartShot III 35mm camera is a good choice for a first camera.Its 33mm focus-free f/9.5 lens can capture subjects as close as 3.9 feet. Thebuilt-in flash can be activated with one touch and has a range from 4 to 10feet. Film loading is easy; advancing and rewinding are manual. Weighing just4.5 ounces and measuring approximately 5 by 3 by 1.5 inches, this camera can becarried in your purse, pocket, briefcase, or backpack, where the built-in lenscover with safety shutter lock will keep your lens safe from scratches. ... Read more

Features

• Compact 35mm camera
• Focus-free 33mm f/9.5 lens
• Built-in electronic flash
• Manual film advance and rewind
• Built-in lens cover with safety shutter lock

Reviews (2)

Junk!
I used this camera for a vacation and the frist film I put in it the camera broke, I lost some good pictures, so I am not happy one bit. So BEWARE this camera is JUNK>

Dependable Basic Camera Ensures Memories in Print
I bought this inexpensive basic camera for those times when I wanted to take a camera along yet did want to have to be real careful with it-- i.e. no huge monetary loss if something happened. The pictures were so great I bought another as a "client loaner" for my clients (I am an attorney) to ensure taking of evidentiary pictures. The product yields above-average quality pictures and we have used them repeatedly as evidentiary documents. It is also very easy to load. I have no doubt I got my money's worth. ... Read more

Features

• Loaded with Superia X-TRA 400 film
• 27 exposures
• Available in single or double pack

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's SmartShot Plus 35mm camera provides all of your point-and-shootessentials in a convenient little package. Measuring just 4 by 2.5 by 1.5 inchesand weighing 3.9 ounces, the SmartShot Plus has a focus-free 26mm f/8 lens thatcan capture subjects as close as 2.6 feet. This camera has an automatic flashwith red-eye reduction, which works within a range of 2.6 to 5.6 feet. Filmloading is easy, and advancing and rewinding film are manual functions. ... Read more

Features

• Compact 35mm camera
• Focus-free 26mm f/8 lens
• Built-in automatic flash with red-eye reduction
• Manual film advance and rewind
• Built-in lens cover with safety shutter lock

Reviews (3)

Cute, unassuming, and affordable
This is the kind of camera you may want to take with you instead of a disposable. Pros:It's light, small, a no-brainer inexpensive tool to catch snapshots, and, last but not least, has a wide angle lens with reasonable sharpness for a focus-free camera. Cons: Film loading must be carefully performed away from light to avoid marks on your shots (but that's true for most cameras), and, obviously, image sharpness cannot match an autofocus P&S. Overall, a cute little thing.

ok for the money
fairly easy to use ,it is a pretty good cheap camera,takes good pictures, flash and shutter cover

Great camera for the price!
This camera takes crystal clear photos and is cheap too! The only thing I don't really like, is the manual rewind, but hey, for the price I can live with it! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's Big Viewfinder Date 35mm camera boasts one of the largest viewfinders among cameras in its class. It's easy to use because of a 28.5mm focus-free lens and an autoflash feature that reduces the annoying red-eye phenomenon.

There is an optional date-and-time imprinting function so you can keep track of when your photos were taken. Handling film is convenient with the camera's easy film-loading system and automatic film advance and rewind. The Viewfinder also comes with a built-in lens cover for sturdy protection and a shutter safety lock to ensure you don't snap any unwanted photos. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot with extra-large viewfinder
• 28.5mm focus-free lens
• Automatic flash with red-eye reduction
• Automatic film advance and rewind with easy film loading
• Quartz date imprinting

Amazon.com Product Description

You can take photos in practically any environment and be confident that Fuji's Zoom Date 120 35mm camera will come through. Its zoom lens has a 3.2x magnification to provide you a wide range of shooting options. The multimode autoflash compensates for a wide range of light and also reduces the annoying red-eye phenomenon. You can use the night portrait mode and landscape mode to customize the Fuji Zoom Date 120 to your setting for even better pictures.

The optional date-and-time imprinting function lets you keep track of when your photos were taken. Handling film is convenient with its easy film-loading system and automatic film rewinding. The Fuji Zoom Date 120 also has a handy sequential self-timer to use for all those group photos. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot camera
• 38-120mm 3.2x zoom lens with autofocus
• Multi-mode flash features red-eye reduction
• Automatic film prewinding and advance
• Quartz date imprinting

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's Nexia 320ix Z MRC 23-69mm zoom camera has a focal length rangethat will allow you to capture most subjects favorably. Adding to your creativepossibilities is the ability to select your print format: classic 4 by 6 inches,HDTV 4 by 7 inches, or panorama 4 by 10 inches. This camera's active infraredautofocus has 156 steps, and the built-in pop-up multimode flash has off, auto,and fill-in modes as well as red-eye reduction.

Change from black-and-white to color film, or from fast film to slower with thetouch of a button. This camera's midroll change feature allows you to switchyour film and then switch back again without wasting a single shot. The camerameasures 4.4 by 2.4 by 1.7 inches and weighs 6.1 ounces. ... Read more

Features

• Fujinon lens zooms from 23-69mm
• Print format selection of classic, HDTV, and panoramic
• Built-in multimode flash
• Switch between different rolls of film with midroll change
• Date and time quartz imprinting option

Reviews (3)

GREAT Camera, LOW PRICE!
Fuji did it again...offering it's high-caliber photo technology with the use of APS film. I checked out all major brands, and the reason why I chose Fuji was: Price/value. The Zoom can't be beaten. As for the photo quality, it's fantastic. If you're looking for a fairly priced APS camera with all of the great features such as zoom, this is the one to buy.

Just for Snapshots
If I had had the chance to use this camera for a day or two before I bought it, it wouldn't have been "bought". It really is just for snapshots of birthday parties and wading pools. Black and White photos were a disappointment--the color was all off. Enlargements were not sharp and landscapes or distance photos were ill defined. I wouldn't buy it again--which means that I will be buying something else soon, so it was a waste of money.

A fantastic go-anywhere camera
I'd recommend this camera to everyone. It's simple to use and makes a great entry camera for anyone that has been considering getting a new one. However, it still gives good results so even the demanding photographer can be pleased with what comes out. I've got a decent 35mm setup (body and several lenses, etc) but if I don't want to take it with me, this pocket size wonder is what I pick up.

The camera's layout is good, all the functionality you need, and the ease of use of and APS system camera. The zoom (about 35-80 in 35mm terms) has a good range and even the flash seems strong for such a small body.

It'd make a great gift for anyone. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's Nexia 20 Auto 24mm camera is a point-and-shoot camera with adifference. As part of Fuji's Nexia line of cameras for the 24mm Advanced PhotoSystem, this camera offers print format selection. The Fujinon focus-free lenscan capture images as close as 3.3 feet, and the flash ranges from 3.3 to 8.2feet. The built-in flash features red-eye reduction and a fill-in mode.Measuring just 4.62 by 2.37 by 1.56 inches and weighing 4.8 ounces, the Nexia 20is small enough to carry almost anywhere and is equipped to capture the worldaround you. ... Read more

Features

• Entry-level camera with Fujifilm's 24mm Advanced Photo System
• Focus-free lens
• Built-in automated flash with red-eye reduction
• Bright, oversized real-image viewfinder
• Motorized film advance and rewind

Reviews (2)

Not Worth It
Snapshot cameras operate on such a simple principle that I didn't think it was possible to take such out-of-focus images. Well now it is, thanks to the Nexia 20.

I've owned and used many different 35mm cameras in the past, and I was able to produce some kind of workable image with every one of them, even the wind-up snapshot camera I have. This one I gave a try to get a feel for what APS can do.

I took pictures from 3 feet away, 10 feet away, and at great distance. I took them in daylight, and I took them with a flash. I took them in a box, and I took them with a fox, but nothing I could do would make a single picture I took with this camera appear in focus.

The view lens doesn't line up either, so if you think you're taking a picture of your friends, you're actually taking a picture of your friends from the neck down.

The problem with making a discount APS camera is you can't take away features to make it more affordable (it requires automatic film advance/rewind and print format selection) so all you can do is make everything cheaper. Which they most certainly did.

My advice is to go with a 35mm camera in this price range, or to buy a more expensive camera if you must have APS.

In short, this should be sold as a paper-weight or maybe as a Rubik's cube-type toy (try opening the loaded film compartment without a chisel), but this thing is no camera.

good price
This small camera is terrific for that trip that you are going!, Is very light, and image quality is very nice. ... Read more