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USB Storage Key All-In-One Disk & Drive
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• 128MB

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USB Storage Key All-In-One Disk & Drive
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• 64MB

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Even if you're taking advantage of the xD card's smaller size, chances are you're still using your older SmartMedia card as well. Now you can get lightening-fast image transfers from both media using a single card reader. With the Fujifilm dual-slot USB card reader for xD picture and SmartMedia cards, you'll no longer have to change card readers for each media type--this unit is perfect for multiple-camera, multimedia households. ... Read more

Features

• Get fast image transfer of both xD and SmartMedia media in a single card reader--no need to swap readers
• Dual-slot reader with a single USB output connection to your computer
• Smaller than a deck of cards
• Hinged transparent plastic cover protects slots when device is not in use
• 2-foot cable (non-detachable)

Reviews (9)

Fujifilm USB xD Picture Card Reader
Not work in System OS 10.3, works good with oldest version......!!!!!!!

NO any new program to resolve this

XP - doesn't work
I tried and tried. Despite the lable on the packaging, it is not XP compatible and, after you buy it, XP tells you so - the fujifilm packaging says it is XP compatible, but the fujifilm website (which is devoid of any updates) says:

Operating Systems: Windows 98/98SE

Waste of money and, worse, waste of time.

Don't use if you have Windows XP
This reader worked correctly for a while - then the menu failed to come up when a card is placed in the reader. After uninstalling, and trying to re-install, I am getting warnings that it is not compatable with windows XP, and though I tried to ignore the warnings, the drivers are not available. I have not been able to find the drivers anywhere on the fugi support site. A waste of money.

No Problem
No driver required, plugged it in and it appeared as an extra removeable disk. Didn't even need to look at instructions. Does everything it should.

Driver messed up my Mac
Competing products, such as by Lexar require no driver. That is a good thing since after installing the software for this poorly engineered product my keyboard no longer produced the same characters as I typed. That is, I would type a "0" and a "2" would appear. Some whole fields would fill with gibberish. After problems with xD cards, a Fuji camera, and this reader, I have grave reservations about this company's products. ... Read more

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With its compact SLR-style body, manual controls, and powerful optics, the FujiFilm FinePix S7000 is a great choice for professional photographers or advanced amateurs. The S7000 combines a 6x optical zoom with a 6.3-megapixel Fujifilm Super CCD, which is capable of nearly doubling the number of effective pixels that are processed and stored. The S7000 also features movie mode with audio, dual memory slots (XD and CompactFlash), and USB 2.0 connectivity.

Optics and Resolution
The FinePix S7000's Super CCD HR features a powerful f2.8 Fujinon 6x aspherical zoom lens that's equivalent to 35-210mm in 35mm photography and a smooth 3.2x digital zoom. The S7000 offers 6.3 effective megapixels (2848 x 2136 pixels), which can translate to 12 million recorded pixels (4048 x 3040 pixels). It also offers 2848 x 2136, 2016 x 1512, 1600 x 1200, and 1280 x 960 resolution modes.

Effective pixels are the number of light sensitive pixels that are actually used by the camera's image sensor (the CCD) to record light. The term recorded pixels refers to the number of output pixels that are recorded to the memory card.

FujiFilm's Super CCD
The Super CCD is a proprietary version of the CCD (charged coupling device) system of light-gathering diodes that captures images into pixels. The Super CCD utilizes larger, octagonal-shaped, light-gathering diodes called Picture Elements (pixels) that are laid out in a saw-tooth pattern. Super CCDs can capture more light information than ordinary CCDs.

The FinePix S7000 features the fourth generation Super CCD HR (High Resolution), which is capable of nearly doubling the number of effective pixels that are processed and stored as additional detail in the recorded pixel file.

Movie Mode and Voice Memo Feature
The S7000 captures VGA-quality MPEG video with audio at 640 x 480 pixels and 30 frames per second for up to 13 seconds. You can also capture 26 seconds of 320 x 240 pixel video with audio.

The voice memo feature enables you to attach short audio recordings (up to 30 seconds) along with your captured photos to help you remember details. The voice memos are saved as WAV files and can be e-mailed along with image files.

More Features
The S7000 has advanced exposure controls, including auto, programmed AE, aperture-priority AE, manual EV, and pre-programmed scene position modes. It also features a range of ISO-equivalent sensitivities, from 160-800 on auto to 200-1600 in manual mode. The S7000 also features an accurate, state-of-the-art, high-speed autofocus (AF) system that makes focusing quicker and more precise. The continuous autofocus feature automatically adjusts focus as the camera moves. The continuous shooting mode enables you to capture 5 frames per second at 12 MP (megapixel) mode, or up to 40 frames in either 1, 2, or 3 MP mode.

Other features include:

• 1.8-inch LCD monitor and a high-resolution .44-inch electronic viewfinder
• Built-in, pop-up flash with auto, red-eye reduction, forced flash, suppressed flash, and slow synchro modes
• Shutter speed: 15 seconds to 1/10,000 second
• Still image formats: JPEG and CCD RAW
• White balance modes: automatic, manual (fine, shade), fluorescent (daylight, warm white, and cool white), incandescent, and custom
• Exposure modes: automatic, manual, aperture priority, exposure compensation, program AE, and shutter priority auto mode.

Power and Size
The camera is powered by 4 AA batteries; alkaline batteries are included, but rechargeable NiMH batteries are recommended. It measures 4.8 by 3.2 by 3.8 inches and weighs 17.6 ounces (excluding batteries and media).

What's In The Box
This package includes the FinePix S7000 digital camera, 16 MB XD memory card, 4 AA alkaline batteries, USB and A/V cables, lens cap, lens cap holder, and shoulder strap. The included CD-ROM features FinePix View 4.1 imaging software, Pixela VCD 2 Image Mixer for FinePix, QuickTime 5, and USB drivers for Windows and Mac. ... Read more

Features

• 6.3-Megapixel SuperCCD HR sensor produces images with 12.3 million pixels (4048 x 3040)
• 6x optical plus 3.2x digital zoom (19x total)
• 1.8-inch LCD, electronic viewfinder, super macro mode for shots as close as 1cm, 5-frame burst mode
• Includes 16 MB XD Picture Card; also compatible with CompactFlash Type II cards and MicroDrives
• Powered by 4 AA batteries (alkalines included, rechargeables recommended); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1

Reviews (34)

Lots of features and good performance.
I bought this as an upgrade to my Fine Pix 2400 compact and haven't been disappointed.

The electronic viewfinder has a big and clear display ,with a useful grid feature you can switch on and off to help with composing pictures to the rule-of-thirds. The battery life seems to be reasonable, and the memory options with XD clips and micro-drive compatibility is welcome for taking lots of shots at the 6.3 megapixel maximum before software does its thing to generate 12 megapixel files., which I haven't bothered with.

Colour saturation looks a lot cleaner than with the smaller 2.1 megapixel 2400, and the 6X optical zoom works well, but a tripod and a cable release is necessary to avoid blurring of distant detail. The self timer could be used instead of a cable release, but this option might be too slow for some users who use maximum zoom on a regular basis.

Downloading via USB 2.0 is significantly quicker than with USB 1, even so, the purchase of the XD/ smartmedia reader would be a good choice, especially if you intend to use the 128MB and higher XD clips.

A collar can be fitted to the main lens ring, with which you can attach filters. A polariser would be a good addition for getting crisp shots under bright light conditions.

This camera can also be used to shoot short videos, and be used as a webcam.

Although the battery life is reasonable, purchasing the optional power supply would be a good idea, especially if you intend to be using the flash unit a lot.

This is a good camera.

Enjoy the s7000!
The s7000 has the essential features I wanted : large 6 Mpixel sensor, dynamic range of light (no more white-outs!), excellent resolution and colors, value for money, 6x optical zoom, external flash hot shoe, standard AA batteries and compactFlash memory cards. The camera is very easy to operate, including with gloves. (tried it outside in winter!)

The image quality is great when using the best settings (12M pixels fine or RAW, ISO 200). The AUTO mode, the default sharpening, and the JPEG compressor for 1-3 MPixel images produce artefacts or boost sensor noise.

I just changed the rating of the camera from 4 to 5 stars after seeing what the raw format is capable of (not using Fuji's bundled software). Note that the s7000 is not a 12-MPixel camera: it has 6 MPixels. For a fair assessment of the s7000, use at raw files converted using a lossless format (e.g. TIFF) before magnifying the image at a 1:1 ratio on your monitor.

If you use the best settings, you will have excellent pictures. However, the s7000 is not comparable to cameras with larger sensors. If you really want to remove the noise, the "advanced sharpen" tool of Picture Window Pro 3.5 will clean it up. Resolution is great. Chromatic aberration is very low but can be noticed (by a purist) when viewing pictures at high magnification.

The viewfinder is comfortable and accurate. The delay for taking pictures is better than my other digital camera's (Canon S10). To aid focusing, you can hit a Focus Check button that pops-up a magnified area of the image. The macro photography modes allow for extremely close shootings (1 cm); the auto-bracketing works fine; the last-5 frames continuous capture is a great idea for action shots.

Video quality is awsome, and there is no limit to the duration of the videos. I don't need another video camera, since the s7000 is good enough for my needs.

Missing features:
- a tool for rotating images in the camera
- a mode for taking pictures to be stitched (panorama)
- 24 hour time format is not supported
- range of flash adjustment should extend beyond -0.6 EV
- 16 or 24 FPS video rate (only 30 FPS is supported)
- Zoom is not enabled during video shooting
- sensitivity cannot be set manually lower than ISO 200
- bundled RAW converter has no controls, and is not taking the best out of the RAW files. Use alternatives!

Minor annoyance:
- RAW setting should be available from the "F button" for Image Quality (not the SET mode).
- LCD display is fixed (many other cameras have an articulated extension)
- Audio annotations to photos require tedious manipulations

Nice Surprise:
Third party RAW converters are available on the web. For example, s7raw has more controls than RAW Converter LE that comes with the camera, and it can output 16-bit TIFF images. dcraw is also very good, and you can experiment with its source code.

rawgem (my own converter) is also available for download, and produces PSD 24/48 bit or BMP 24-bit files.

Problem
The histogram shown during picture taking in manual mode is different from the actual histogram of the picture taken. It can be way off -- don't rely on it for setting the camera aperture/speed.

Great Quality at Moderate Price
Go for it. I purchased 3 weeks back, taken 1200 snaps. Most of them superb. I am no expert ( used a 1.3 mp for some time), but I am sure, I will grow with this one. The Auto mode is decent. Even 3 MP pics in Auto are excellent unless u r looking for massive prints. Macro/Close Up mode is grrreat! Hope this works ok, and then I will really have a nice time.
The Good News : Any Novice can easily use it and churn out great photos.

However, get at least 256 Mb if not 256 in both slots. Forget Movie Mode, though it is clear, takes too much memory. Contrary to Review, the Battery lasts long enough. Get a rechargable in course of time. Also, think of a Bag to carry it around. It is quite big, bigger than my Sony TRV 19 MINIDV.

Worry : Why are prices falling fast ? I got for 590 less 100 mail in fr Fuji ( yet to get rebate).Now rebate is gone, but Amazon sells for 499. Buydig gives for below 450!!! What is Fuji upto?

As an user, I have to give it 5 Star. Its good, budd. Happy times!!!

A BIG improvement over S602 model
Having owned the Fuji Finepix S602, I recommended to two colleagues they consider it's next generation S7000. Both decided to buy it after examining and briefly using my S602. When I got a chance to play around one of theirs, I was immediately impressed with how much more responsive the S7000 autofocus was and how incredibly crisp it's shots were even in low light condition. On top of that the latency between shots was much better that the S602. The only thing I seem to dislike a bit is the autofocus mechanism which appears much noisier than its predesessor. I can hear it operating and making faint clicks all the time.

I had my S602 for 2 years, loved using it, but disliked its low light performance. I managed to sell it and get the S7000 (...). Aside from the cost of the new XD card I needed to buy it is a GREAT deal, and I get new warranty to boot! A no-brainer purchase.

The sturdiness of the S602 continues with the S7000. It is rock solid and comfortable in my hand. It is not comfortable for my wife however who prefers her own pocket sized Gateway 5.25 mp camera.

Keep in mind that this Fuji camera feels much like a small 35mm camera and can be something that gets a bit tiring to lug around your neck. That said, I would rather carry it and have the ability to takes photos that are really outstanding with the Fuji S7000 camera. It captures images of stunning clarity and color better than all other digicams I have had the occassion to use or test except the Sony DSC F828 8mp unit. Considering the delta in price ($350 or more) the Fuji really stands out as the clear bargain and a pretty capable one also. Though not perfect it scratches enough itches to satisfy this casual photo taker.

Many have underscored the issue of distorion caused by the firmware compression but I have not noticed anything objectionable so far. All 400+/- pictures I have taken are more than acceptable in that performance critereon. A new button near the 1.8" display makes resolution adjustments much easier than the prior model. Adjustments can be made in 1/4 the time. Great idea Fuji!. The only feedback of a negative nature on the menu system is in the means of performing a memory format. In the S602 it was very easy to do, in the S7000 it is now buried in a different menu and a bit more difficult to perform. This is a pretty minor issue however.

All in all I believe anyone wanting one of the better digicams out there for considerably less than those High End Big names, walks away with a fine camera and hundreds to spend on other 'toys'!

An Excellent Pro/Novice Digital Camera
I did a lot of research for my big move from the original HP 1 megapixel digital camera I have had for the last 3 years. I wanted to purchase a camera that placed me close to my old SLR Film days and the Fuji S7000 is that camera and a whole lot more.

I looked closely at products from Canon, Pentax, HP, and Nikon and found that dollar for dollar, the Fuji S7000 was an excellent choice. The pictures that this camera takes are incredable to say the least. I took pictures from 2 Meg up to the 12 Meg and also using the RAW settings, and the color saturation and clarity are awesome. Obviously the best shots are at the 6 Meg level, but what range you have! Wow! Also, the Macro and Super Macro settings are a lot of fun and get the minute details that you really want with close up shots.

Lastly, I have not run into any of the problems that I have read in a few of the prior reviews, ie. the battery drain from the CF Media or noise on film (I even tried the shot with the lens cap on and no lines (noise) recorded!) I did buy a double set of good quality rechargable batteries and have taken a lot of shots with no problems. Buy it quick and (...) it's an even better buy!!!

I love this camera and look forward to many years of fantastic photos! ... Read more

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The magnesium alloy case of the Fuji MX-2900 presents a stylish and compact form-factor for a camera that packs a lot of extras. The 2.3-megapixel CCD is capable of capturing images at a resolution of up to 1,800 x 1,200, and the high-quality Fujinon lens adds a 3x optical zoom to your photographic tool set. The pop-up flash features red-eye reduction, forced flash, and suppressedflash modes. The MX-2900 also has a hot shoe for an external flash. The camera can automatically set the white balance, or you can adjust it manually. Also, focus can be set to auto or manual, allowing a great deal of creative control.

You have the option of using one of the programmed exposure modes, setting the camera to aperture priority mode, or adjusting all settings manually. You can view and select your photos on either the 2-inch LCD monitor on the back of the camera, or you can use the video port to connect the camera to a television. The MX-2900 comes with an 8 MB SmartMedia card, Macintosh and PC serial cables,rechargeable battery, AC adapter, lens cap, video cable, hand strap, and a CD-ROM with assorted software. ... Read more

Features

• 2.3-megapixel CCD for prints at sizes up to 8 by 10
• Fujinon 3x optical zoom lens
• Included 8 MB SmartMedia card holds 17 images at default resolution
• Connects with Macintoshes and PCs via serial port
• Includes rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack and AC adapter for in-camera charging

Reviews (10)

The Best Camera I Have Ever Owned
Before I buy anything, I do lots of research. I did my homework on this camera and am greatly satisfied by the results. I am amazed at all the useful features. The 3X optical zoom and the 1800X1200 resolution of the pictures make it one of the few great cameras in its price range. The ability to shoot pictures using the manual as well as the automatic mode, make it an excellent camera for the person who has been using traditional SLRs and wants to move into the digital age. The quality of the color in the photos is brilliant and nearly exactly like natural colors. When I print 8X10 photos, the pictures have sharp resolution. I use a USB SmartMedia card reader. I am able to download the pictures to my PC in literally seconds. With a 32 meg. SmartMedia card, I can store 36 photos shooting at 1800X1200 resolution. This is my second digital still camera in two years and I am greatly satisfied with it. I have recommended it to three friends who also now own the camera and love using it.

Outstanding digital camera
I've had my MX2900 for about 3 weeks now and I love it! It's easy to use and takes great photos at high resolution and low resolution. The optical zoom is great. I can't believe how clear it is. There aren't many camera's out there in this price range that have the features this camera packs. One of the main things I like about it is all the manual options it gives you. If you like to play with shutter speed and lighting, this camera is for you! It also has great special effects built in too.

The only downside I've noticed to this camera is the serial connection for downloading your pics. This can be fixed by buying a USB card reader. It would have been nice if they had thrown in a 16mb smartcard too. Don't let these little problems keep you away from this camera.

All in all, I'd say I'm a very satisfied Fuji owner.

Takes a lickin & keeps on clickin
This camera was knocked out of my son's hand by a ceiling fan onto our basement floor, fell out of my shirt pocket onto a concrete sidewalk outside the National Cathedral in DC, and has otherwise been bumped, dropped, and generally mistreated for going on two years, and it still takes pictures -- that with the right printer, paper, and software -- I can blow up all the way to 11X14 inches with true photo quality. There isn't enough good I can say about this camera. Of course, it's no longer a current model, but at the prices available today -- and assuming you use a card reader of some kind to download pictures from the smart media cards -- it's still a great camera for the money.

mx2900 digital camera
I purchased this camera almost two years ago, and I am well satisfied with it. I use a hp1000 printer with it and only hp premium plus glossy or matte paper. The pictures are magnificent, I have printed some of my pictures for comparison on much more expensive printers none so far have been better than mine.

The only thing I have against it,is that it didn't come with a leather carrying case. If one is made specially for the mx2900 I am not aware of it. If there is one made how do I get one?

fuji MX2900
I can not find a bad thing to say about this camera! If I was to look for an area for improvement I think it would have to be: Better ability to take wide angle pictures. Other than that I love it. ... Read more

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!!
good camera with lots of features. flash, red eye, night pictures, landscape, date and time. every picture i took was excellent

2 thumbs up
This camera is the best one I own. Good features on it. You can change the style in which the date appears, add the time or nothing at all. Theres a feature in which you can take pictures at night and landscape.I would recomend to anyone who wants a good and reasonable priced camera

SLOW RESPONSE
THE MOST FRUSTRATING ITEM ON THIS CAMERA IS THE SLOW RESPONSE TO TAKE THE PICTURE. PUSH THE BOTTOM, AND WAIT A SECOND OR MORE BEFORE IT RESPONDS . . . MOST OF THE TIME MISSING THE SHOT YOU WANTED TO GET. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Fuji's Nexia 3100ix Z MRC, 23-70mm zoom camera offers a sizable focallength range, several flash options, and a midroll film change feature--all ofwhich add up to make this little camera a powerful creative tool. Adding to yourphotographic possibilities is the ability to select your print format: classic 4by 6 inches, HDTV 4 by 7 inches, or panorama 4 by 10 inches. This camera'sactive infrared autofocus has 156 steps, and the built-in pop-up multimode flashhas off, auto, and fill-in modes as well as red-eye reduction.

The midroll film change feature is button activated and allows you to changefrom black-and-white film to color, or from fast film to slower, without wastinga single shot. Additional features include a night portrait mode, a landscapemode, and a date and time stamp option. This camera measures 3.9 by 2.4 by 1.4inches and weighs 6.4 ounces. ... Read more

Features

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

Reviews (4)

Keep Looking
After doing extensive research before making this purchase, we have been satisfied with the picture quality. The focus and colors are sharp. However, the flash malfunctioned after less than 6 months.

As far as ease of use, overall it is not bad, but subjects are difficult to line up in the viewfinder.

Compared to others on the market, it is loaded with features (as long as it works). We won't be buying another Fuji again in the near future.

A final warning to those considering the APS format- film and processing costs are considerably higher per roll vs. 35mm.

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY
This will be my first and last APS camera. The quality of pictures is terrible compared with even a cheap 35 mm camera. The picture quality reminded me of the old Compact Disc cameras of the 80's. The main reason I bought this camera was to take panoramic pictures easily with the regular 4x6 size, but I have already sent this camera back for a refund. Instead, I decided to use my old 35mm zoom camera for the 4x6's and buy a disposable APS for the panoramics, because the picture quality is the same. Also, the quartz date didn't work on the front. The only thing good I can say about this camera was the small size.

A little disappointed
My complaint is with the viewfinder. I, and everyone else who's used my camera, find it hard to keep the subject in sight. You have to keep moving it around to get the image back. Meanwhile, the bird you're trying to photograph has moved.
Also, it's awkward to have the flash pop up from the top left corner. You have to move your fingers out of the way.
Would I buy it again? Nope.

The greatest camera
This camera has a 75 Millimeter zoom. It has red eye reduction, night mode, landscape view, and through window view special effects. It uses APS film (I personally suggest speed 200). It is small and can fit into a pocket. It comes with speed 200 tape and A comfortable case. You can additionally buy a remote control for family pictures. Also for large pictures you can make it so that they are long. I strongly reccomend this camera. ... Read more

Product Description

Fujifilm CompactFlash memory cards are the perfect choice for a wide range of digital products. CompactFlash is the most widely used recording medium for today's digital cameras and is also used in a number of other portable electronic devices, including MP3 music players and Personal Digital Assistants (PDA). Fujifilm CompactFlash cards offer secure, non-volatile storage of your music, digital images and other important data. ... Read more

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For digital photography enthusiasts, Fuji offers the NX-70 digital printer, designed specifically for high-resolution digital cameras. Whether or not you use a computer or a film scanner, you can transfer data to the printer directly, preview your photos on your television, or insert the digital "film" card into your PC for editing, cropping, and other enhancements.

Although the Fuji NX-70 is a desktop printer fashioned to be a companion to PCs, it can print images directly from your digital camera without the use of a computer. Directly transfer data from 2, 4, 8, and 16 MB SmartMedia cards, or use other options, like the floppy disk adapter, to transfer images to your PC before printing. Either way, you'll appreciate the ability to print multiple images on one sheet of photo paper, choosing among several different configurations, including index prints and zoom.

Printing at two minutes per page and accommodating paper sizes to 4 by 6 inches, the NX-70 prints wallet-size photos and the photo stickers currently popular with kids. Fuji relies on thermo-autochrome printing for crisp, vivid images in resolutions of 306 dpi and 16.7 million colors.

The NX-70 runs on a high-performance RISC processor and employs heat to print on photo paper rather than using messy inks, toners, or ribbons. The High-Chroma processing system converts all of your digital camera's RGB data to YMC data. Every pixel gets mapped, enhancing color reproduction. Compact and light, measuring approximately 11 by 11 by 3 inches and weighing 6 pounds, the NX-70 easily fits into most every home or office. Accessories include a video cable, loading cassette, head cleaning paper, and power cord, supplemented by a one-year warranty. --Barbara Price ... Read more

Features

• 306 dpi print resolution
• Supports up to 1,200 x 1,800 pixels
• Compatible with SmartMedia cards up to 16 MB
• Light-fixing thermal color print system
• Approximately 120 seconds per print

Reviews (1)

Fuji NX-70 Printer
Even though the printer specs do not include Smart Media cardsabove 16MB, I had no problems reading a 32 MB card. You must have a TV plugged in in order to operate the unit. The prints turned out very well. I found that if I wanted to edit the prints (size and color) on my PC them place them back on my Smart Media card, I could improve the printing significantly. I find the media a bit expensive, but for a low cost printer that will be used for an occasional photo quality print, it is worth having it. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

With its focus-free lens and auto flash, Fuji's Auto 10, 35mm Camera is a camera that is easy to use, even for beginners. The built-in flash is automatic and includes a red-eye reduction feature. The Fujinon 29mm focus-free lens has a built-in cover with shutter safety lock. Film is loaded easily, advances automatically, and the camera has a motorized rewind. ... Read more

Features

• Focus-free Fujinon lens
• Automatic flash with red-eye reduction
• Large viewfinder
• Easy film loading, automatic advancing, motorized rewind
• Built-in lens cover with shutter safety lock

Reviews (2)

What does this guy expect for $27.00
Yeah, I bought one...
I bought a cheap camera, and that is what I got...A cheap camera that took pictures while I was on vacation. Stop complaining man!

Not quite as described
This is a totally different camera than the one described under specifications. The Auto10 comes with batteries (2-AA) and a 12 exposure roll of 400 speed Fuji film. It also comes with a soft case, strap and a $5 rebate from Fuji. There is no autofocus, it focuses from 1.5 METERS to infinity (not 1.5 FEET as stated in product specs), there is no self timer. The red-eye reduction flash works well,the large viewfinder is nice, and the owner's manual is concise, but many of the other features such as the lens cover, motor and frame numbers are chintzy, poorly designed. Had the published specs been accurate, I would have known to purchase a different model. The quality of the photos taken with this camera was just average. ... Read more

Features

• Hi8 tape offers high definition broadcast quality images
• Unsurpassed audio characteristics when used in high band systems
• Record for 120 minutes with Hi8 camcorders and 60 minutes with Digital 8 camcorders
• Exceptional durability for multiple uses
• Comes in a quantity of 4 Hi8 cassettes

Features

• High-gloss surface
• Excellent sharpness and color separation
• Clean whites and superior gray balance
• Rich gradation
• Perfect for digital imaging

Reviews (1)

Its paper, worth a review? Probably not..
It does its job and its worth the money, if you need paper for the Fuji photo printer this is the paper you will be buying, so don't go asking for someone's advice on it, its just paper damnit! Stop reading this B.S. review and BUY IT ALREADY, sheesh. ... Read more

Features

• Also includes AR-FX9 adapter ring, front and rear lens cap, and carry pouch
• Extender lens for Finepix 3800, 4900, 6900, S3000, S5000, S7000 and S602
• 1.5x teleconversion lens equivalent to 315mm telephoto film lens
• 55mm filter mount
• Can also attach ring flash systems

Reviews (1)

Vignette
Be aware that you will have vignette until you get almost to maximum telephoto with the Fugi S7000 camera. ... Read more

Product Description

3.2 million effective pixels, produces image with 2048 x 1536 recorded pixels. Simple user-friendly control and easy USB computer connection. Built into a compact body it features a precision retractable Fujinon 6X optical lens, with digital zoom, mini Through-The Lens (TTL) electric viewfinder, pictures voice annotation, video recording, and PC-Cam Internet Mode. Set to automatic, or select manual for greater control over each picture. It has optional wide and tele lenses. Included with a 16MB XD-Picture Card, 4 AA batteries, FinePix Software and USB Cable. Compatible with Win 98, ME, 2000, XP, Mac 8.6-X ... Read more

Features

• Small and lightweight adds to Fuji's growing line of portable digicams
• Controls are somewhat sparse, as most features are automatically controlled by the camera
• This keeps the user interface uncluttered and clean, as well as simple to operate
• Built-in, pop-up flash operates in one of five modes: Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Forced, Suppressed, and Slow Synchro modes
• Images captured are saved to xD-Picture Cards

Product Description

No sleeves or label ý Tab in ý Bulk packaged (shrink wrapped packages of 10)ý 30 min./1 1/2 hrs ... Read more

Reviews (1)

Am I the first?
I got this item for free via mail-in offer after purchasing a Fuji DX-10 camera about 5 years ago. Well what can I say? It works as advertised. Well that's not quite the whole story. Years ago with my old computers, it was EXTREMELY finicky, trying to get the drivers to work on Win95/98. But now with their new drivers and XP it never skips a beat. But if you are using floppy drives in 2004 to x-fer your Smart Media, you seriously need to consider upgrading your hardware. Hey that's me! OK I admit I'm getting a new camera FINALLY. ... Read more