Best Fujifilm FinePix T200 Digital Camera – Blue (14MP, 10x Optical Zoom) 2.7 inch LCD Screen – Price
- The Fuji FinePix T200 is a well specified, easy to use, ultra compact, long zoom digital camera.
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High quality photography just got a whole lot more accessible thanks to the introduction of the new FinePix T200. The ideal solution for those who want to buy a well specified easy to use and more importantly ultra compact long zoom camera to take on their travels or use to capture family life but who dont want a hefty price tag to match.—-The T200 offers a specification that few other models can match including some of latest cutting edge technologies plucked from higher-end models in Fujifil
List Price: £149.99
Great little camera,
I bought this camera for my summer hols to Greece and it has turned out to be an excellent little camera. The quality of the pictures are of a great quality and coupled with 10x zoom you can capture some great photos that you’d normally expect from a higher range or more expensive camera. There are numerous modes for the camera and all work extremely well and in particular the panoramic mode. It allows you to capture some terrific landscape shots by taking 3 shots and joining them to make one. But be careful as you need a steady hand when panning the camera across your view as occasionally the picture can be a little dis-jointed.
The plug in charger is a bonus as it means less cables and ideal for when abroad.
I’m giving this camera a well deserved 5 stars because it’s a high quality camera with many functions and at under £150 there’s not much else out there that can rival it at that price.
So if you’re on a budget and want a good camera for all round use this one is a must.
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|Great Little Camera,
As with some others reviewing this product, I own a DLSR as a “main camera” and bought this to carry around every day when I don’t want all the kit and caboodle of a full set up.
I’ve been very impressed with it. It offers a good level of flexibility with plenty of shooting modes, or you can set it to a “fully automatic” setting where it will do all the work for you… just press the button. Talking points are : the “panoramic” photo feature, where the camera will “magically” join three landscape shots together to form a panoramic shot, and the Face Recognition system (that’s “recognition” not just face detection) where the camera will pick out the faces of your loved ones from the crowd and help you organise you exposures accordingly… well that’s the claim!
Results have been more than satisfactory for a compact in this price range… I would go as far as to say that they are excellent in most conditions. The 10x zoom is a nice feature for this money, and build quality seems robust. Pictures can appear a little grainy in low light conditions – but hey, we’re talking about a sub £[] compact here, and if you read the reviews of many premium compacts (e.g. Panasonic Lumix TZ20 – which is considered a good camera at nearly twice the price) the criticism is just the same (as indeed is much of the functionality).
I don’t really have any gripes… perhaps the positioning of the mode dial means that it is easily knocked out of place when removing the camera from a case, but that’s about it really.
All in all a “little cracker” for the money in my book. I can also recommend the relevant Fuji leather case which is not supplied with the camera sadly, but worth the small extra investment to keep things looking shiny.
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|Great little camera,
As with some others reviewing this product, I own a DLSR as a “main camera” and bought this to carry around every day when I don’t want all the kit and caboodle of a full set up.
I’ve been very impressed with it. It offers a good level of flexibility with plenty of shooting modes, or you can set it to a “fully automatic” setting where it will do all the work for you… just press the button. Talking points are : the “panoramic” photo feature, where the camera will “magically” join three landscape shots together to form a panoramic shot, and the Face Recognition system (that’s “recognition” not just face detection) where the camera will pick out the faces of your loved ones from the crowd and help you organise you exposures accordingly… well that’s the claim!
Results have been more than satisfactory for a compact in this price range… I would go as far as to say that they are excellent in most conditions. The 10x zoom is a nice feature for this money, and build quality seems robust. Pictures can appear a little grainy in low light conditions – but hey, we’re talking about a sub £[] compact here, and if you read the reviews of many premium compacts (e.g. Panasonic Lumix TZ20 – which is considered a good camera at nearly twice the price) the criticism is just the same (as indeed is much of the functionality).
I don’t really have any gripes… perhaps the positioning of the mode dial means that it is easily knocked out of place when removing the camera from a case, but that’s about it really.
All in all a “little cracker” for the money in my book. I can also recommend the relevant Fuji leather case which is not supplied with the camera sadly, but worth the small extra investment to keep things looking shiny.
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