Photo : Fujifilm Finepix E550 6.3MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom

Fujifilm Finepix E550 6.3MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 12977

Used Price: $74.99






Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Fuji
Connectivity: AV
Digital Zoom: 6 x
Display Size: 2 inches
EAN: 0074101401028
Floppy Disk Drive Description: None
Has Red Eye Reduction: 1
Included Software: Yes
Label: FUJIFILM
Manufacturer: FUJIFILM
Maximum Focal Length: 28.8 millimeters
Maximum Resolution: 6300000 Pixels
Minimum Focal Length: 7.2 millimeters
Model: E550
Number Of Items: 1
Optical Zoom: 4 x
Publisher: FUJIFILM
Sales Rank: 12977
Studio: FUJIFILM


Features:
  • 6.3-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 14-by-19-inch enlargements
  • 4x optical zoom lens; 6.3x digital zoom
  • 2-inch TFT LCD monitor; 4 preprogrammed scene modes; PictBridge compatible
  • Store images on xD Picture Cards (16 MB xD card included)
  • Powered by AA NiMH rechargeable batteries (included with charger); compatible with USB 2.0





Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Fuji Film FinePix E550 Digital Camera -16MB xD-Picture Card / USB Cable / A/V Cable / Hand Strap / 2 AA NiMH Batteries / NiMH Battery Charger / Picture Cradle Adapter (Cradle Sold Separately) / FinePix Viewer / ImageMixer VCD 2 for FinePix / User Manual.The E550 offers an outstanding 6.3 megapixel resolution but, with interpolation, it can yield resolutions that reflect 12.3 megapixel. At 12.3 this means that still images have an amazing resolution at 4048 x3040. Create movies at up to 640x480 VGA res. This quality is truly professional but the E550 has been practically designed to be simple for the beginner and sophisticated for the advanced user. It offers a USB port to easily transfer all images to a PC or Macintosh computer for printing, editing, and web publishing. PictBridge lets you make prints with any PictBridge compatible printer WITHOUT NEEDING A COMPUTER. There's a large 2' LCD viewer and it uses AA batteries for worldwide use. Digital Interface - USB Uses 2 AA batteries Self Timer Weight 7.1 oz. excluding battery and media We strongly advise purchasing a 256MB xD-PictureCard or larger for the most practical and effective use of this camera.



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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - beware the zoom error
I have had this camera for over 2 years and have LOVED the photo quality and ease of use. The camera is very quick, takes great macro shots and doesn't eat up (rechargeable) batteries.

That being said, 2 days ago it started overexposing my pictures. Then it locked up completely. I was able to get my pictures downloaded off of it, but, after reading other online reviews (especially of Fuji's poor customer service and the persistance of this problem with Fuji cameras) I am now shopping around for a new camera. I will not be buying another Fuji, which is too bad, because I really did love it while it worked.

For a review of many other users with this problem:
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Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - I love this camera!
I am so in love with this camera, it served me well for 3 years until my toddler destroyed it. I now have the dilemma of finding a new camera I will love as much. It was so easy to use, took sharp beautifully colored photos, preformed outstanding in low light situations, I had no problem printing large photos without any graininess. I'm tempted to just buy the same camera, but in 3 years I am assuming there have been major improvements and I can find something even better. I hope!


Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Terrible Customer Service!!!
The camera is fine as long as nothing goes wrong. Fuji has the worst customer service I have ever delt with. They pass you from one person to another and do everything they can not to help you. Be prepared to deal with the worst customer service in the business. I really hope this helps you.


Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Great for the price!
This camera has served me well over the last few years. There are a few things that you need to be aware of however. The first thing is that the flash has a delay. You have to wait for it to recharge in between each picture if you are using the flash and that can take at least 6-8 seconds. Taking pictures of children can be challenging if you are using the flash! With that said, the camera has been great. It is very simple to learn!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Fujifilm Finepix E550 6.3MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom
As a golfer and a picture-taking fan, this camera is soo good...and you can take movies with sound....and the camera is small- However it uses expensive type memory (xd) so take that into account when buying.

Stay happy,

Happy golfer

Zoom Optical 4x with Camera Digital 6.3MP E550 Finepix Fujifilm



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