Once you add the protective adapter barrel and a nice 55mm UV filter with lens cap, and after you get yourself a nice lens hood, you have yourself a nice looking and feeling camera here
The pictures I’ve taken, whether macro, telephoto’d or anywhere along the zoom range line have come out well. Even ISO800 images come out quite well. RAW images that come out of this camera and processed through Fastone(image program) generally look astounding. The larger 1/1.7 sensor definately flexes its muscles in the s7000.
However, with the high shutter range, fast 2.8 lens, and general nice feel, I cannot understand why Fuji limited the ISO range. My s5200 can take 64-1600, which is why I still keep it around. If I could think of any other prosumer camera that could one up this dynamic duo, it would be the Konica Minolta A2 with it’s manual features, larger sensor, better lens system and generally bulky feature set.
Other than that, I believe this camera does the trick for hobby photographers.
Introduction
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 is an SLR shaped 9 megapixel digital camera with a 10.7x optical zoom lens. For shooting high and low angle easily, it has been provided with a 2.0" (230,000 pixel) tilting LCD screen. With the manual zoom working on the fullest, the Fujifilm FinePix S9600 can record video in 640 x 480 resolutions at 30fps with sound. The camera is enclosed in a sturdy plastic body and available in black only. The dimensions of the camera are 128.0 x 93.0 x 129.0 mm, and it weighs around 650 gram without battery and memory card.
Key Features
This 9 megapixel camera gives ultra high resolution images which are very clear and crisp. You get a high quality of images due to the Super CCD HR. This is because of the noise reduction feature of the Fujifilm's innovative RP Processor. For best of the pictures you do not require a tripod or flash. Even then it retains the natural light and atmosphere of the scene. Fujifilm FinePix S9600 comes with the zoom lens which is equivalent to 28-300 mm on a 35 mm camera. This makes Fujifilm FinePix S7000 6.3MP Camera it capable of covering a wide range of camera friendly potentials which includes landscapes or architectural shots along with normal focal length snapshots and telephoto portraits or sports shooting. With this camera you will not have to worry about the sensor cleaning. This is because it is supported with the dust-free, integrated lens construction of the Fuji Film FinePix S9600 which gives you maximum image quality. The 2500MAh NiMh AA batteries can take up to 200 shots between recharging.
User Friendly Aspects
With Fujifilm FinePix S9600 you get an option of changing the saturation, sharpness and contrast features when using the manual option. This is possible while using ISO, shutter and aperture as well. Another interesting feature that allows you to capture snaps on top of the other as in layers is the multiple exposure option. Resolution, quality, color/BW and ISO settings are under the 'Fuji' button, while exposure compensation, aperture, shutter speed, continuous shooting and flash mode are set with dedicated buttons in conjunction with the Common dial.
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 takes less than a second in switching on taking its first picture. The camera installs the focus option even quickly. It takes about half a second and even lesser if the camera is on the continuous focus mode. The camera's shutter speed is also great.
Performance
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 is a low noise camera, thanks to the Super CCD sensor and image dispensation. The pictures taken form this camera comes out quite well but at times a purple fringe comes on the images if there is a discrepancy in the quality of light present. Apart from this, the camera has great image quality.
Conclusion
The Fujifilm FinePix S9600 is an impressive 9 megapixel digital camera that makes it a worthy buy.
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At the price one can get a decent DSLR, that means you have more real control and ability to use lenses and manual focus. It takes good photos but so do the more cost effective Fujis. If you are willing to pay over $500 there are much better cameras around. If you’re not or want to stay loyal to Fuji There are certainly better cameras that can help you do that as well.
Iowned my s7000 for about 3 1/2 yrs. Usage was lite 3-400 pics a yr. Camera was well taken care of never dropped or abused. All of a sudden for no reason it would not download to the ‘puter. Sent it to Fuji, they said a board burned out, WANTED $170 to replace it, WOULD ONLY GUARANTEE FIX FOR 3 MONTHS……I amm buyin a Canon Rebel, and Fuji can eat their LACK OF CUSTOMER CARE>>>>>>>
I’ve been using my FinePix S7000 for about three years now. Overall, I’ve been extremely please with all aspects of the camera *except* for the following:
1. The electronic zoom control is inoperative in the movie mode.
2. *My* camera requires a re-boot when I switch from a CF card to an XD card. No rebooting is required when I go the other way (XD to CF). Fuji claims this is a problem that could be corrected with a new mother board, however, my camera is out of warantee and I’m not going to pay $175 to fix such a minor problem.
I have taken literally thousands of pictures and I have to say that this camera has consistantly produced outstanding results.
All considered, looking back to when I bought the camera, I made a good decision and would probably do it again.
This Fuji S700 is my 4th Digital Camera. The first was a HP that started messing up within the first week. I swapped that out for a Fuji which gave me years of reliable service. I gave that to friend a few years ago when I bought a Panasonic that had more bells and whistles. She is still using the Fuji I gave her. The Panasonic developed a quirk with the on/off switch and I went back to Fuji with the S700.
All I gotta say is, WOW! This S700 far exceeds my expectations. It has more features than I’ll ever use and is very user friendly. Even a newbie will easily be able to use it right out of the box. It has the looks and feel of a sturdy SLR and is extremely well balanced. That make is easy to take quality no jitter pics. Both the view finder and LCD screens are remarkably bright and easy to see even in the brightest conditions out side. The pop up flach is unique and does the best job I’ve ever experienced with eliminating red eye. For those of you who have Dogs and/or Cats, you know that even with red eye eliminator set on most cameras, the eyes of your pet will still have that piercing glow. Not so with the Fuji S700! My Puppy Zoe’s eyes are the beautiful soft natural Brown even with the flash. Rae my Cat’s deep Green eyes look deep and green wvwn with the flash. The Vid setting takes amazinly great Video for a multi function Camera. You can get up to 45 minutes of Vid on a 2 gig SD card. The audio is even exceptionally good for a Camera. One feature that knocked off my socks is the battery discharge feature. I was able to completely discharge some NIMH batteries that were destined for the recycle bin due to not keeping a charge. That resulted in them now holding a complete charge again! I can go on and on about the wonders of this camera. Oh yeah, the manual. It’s detailed and leads you through the use and functions in a logical, easy to understand step by step process. One of the best written manuals I’ve ever seen. Yes, there are better ones on the market but they are many times the cost of the Fuji S700. I could go on and on singing the praises of the Fuji S700 but will conclude in saying that I’m beyond pleased with it.
Once you add the protective adapter barrel and a nice 55mm UV filter with lens cap, and after you get yourself a nice lens hood, you have yourself a nice looking and feeling camera here
The pictures I’ve taken, whether macro, telephoto’d or anywhere along the zoom range line have come out well. Even ISO800 images come out quite well. RAW images that come out of this camera and processed through Fastone(image program) generally look astounding. The larger 1/1.7 sensor definately flexes its muscles in the s7000.
However, with the high shutter range, fast 2.8 lens, and general nice feel, I cannot understand why Fuji limited the ISO range. My s5200 can take 64-1600, which is why I still keep it around. If I could think of any other prosumer camera that could one up this dynamic duo, it would be the Konica Minolta A2 with it’s manual features, larger sensor, better lens system and generally bulky feature set.
Other than that, I believe this camera does the trick for hobby photographers.
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