Photo : Fujifilm Finepix J10 8.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Matte Black)

Fujifilm Finepix J10 8.2MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Matte Black)

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List Price: $119.95

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Sales Rank: 262

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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Fuji
Color: Matte Black
Connectivity: AV
Digital Zoom: 5 x
Display Size: 2.5 inches
EAN: 0074101481303
Has Red Eye Reduction: 1
Included Software: Yes
Label: FUJIFILM
Manufacturer: FUJIFILM
Maximum Focal Length: 18.6 millimeters
Maximum Resolution: 8.2 MP
Minimum Focal Length: 6.2 millimeters
Model: 15821356
Monitor Size: 250 hundredths-inches
Optical Zoom: 3 x
Publisher: FUJIFILM
Release Date: March 05, 2008
Sales Rank: 262
Studio: FUJIFILM
System Memory Size: 8 MB

Features:
8.2-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD
15 pre-programmed scene modes; Movie mode
Long-life rechargeable Li-ion battery
Stores images on xD or SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)

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Product Description:
The FinePix J50 features a 3.0x optical zoom with a focal range equivalent of 37mm - 185mm compared to 35mm. Bring your subject closer and clearer with high quality Fujinon lens technology. For added range, add the 6.9x digital zoom.The FinePix J50 features high sensitivity of up to 800 ISO at full resolution. Combined with Fujfilm's advanced processor capabilities, shooting in low light environments with the J10 yields exceptional performance with less noise.The FinePix J50 has been designed with style and practicality in mind. The slim body of the J10, less than 24mm thick, fits easily in purse or pocket.The FinePix J50 features an xD / SD / SD-HC compatible slot, allowing the use of either xD picture card or SD / SD-HC media to store and transfer your photos. This capability assures compatibility with a wider variety of applications than ever before, and allows users to choose the media technology that is right for them.

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Awsome
this is good and it takes nice pics. good for people on a low budget. video capture is nice too

Rating:

- worked for less than a month
Granted its not the most expensive feature packed camera, picture quality not always that great. about 1 in 4 pictures is waste due to image problems, low light, blur etc.
You MUST buy extra memory. the internal memory will hold 2-3 pictures at the 8 MP setting.
Oh, did I mention the LCD screen is cracked? with minimal use, non abusive carried in my pocket the screen is unusable with no other view finder, its unusable. looking into warranty repair, but I'm guessing it will cost more than the camera.
if they repair under warranty, I will give it 3 stars.

Rating:

- Too slow
I bought this to replace my Canon Powershot A70, which I've had replaced or repaired at least 4 times over 5 years (now the lens is broken, again). I got this one on a whim, because I wanted a more expensive one that wasn't in stock. This camera is slow to take photos so many precious moments have been missed. The way to change to another mode (movie, manual) is multi-step so again, moments are missed. And it seems like photos aren't very bright. I just bought another Canon.

Rating:

- Battery is not $50
Nice point and shoot camera. Price is good. A great starter camera or use as a spare. I have had problems with cameras in this price range with premature death under 2 years - Pentax, Samsung. I don't expect this one to last long either. My $600 + digital cameras have preformed without premature death, but they are bigger to carry - this one is so convenient. The battery price is not $50 - check around. I purchased one for under $12 with free shipping.

Rating:

- fujifilm camera
The camera is being very useful for recording memories. The pictures are very sharp and the colors are bright.

Black) (Matte Zoom Optical 3x with Camera Digital 8.2MP J10 Finepix Fujifilm

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