Fujifilm FinePix F100fd Digital Camera Silver 12.0 Megapixel

best I've had

I have consistantly had trouble in lower and odd lighting situations such as gymanasiums and anything on a stage or in an auditorium. I have looked at dozens of cameras and this has easily out-performed in low-light situations. We recently used it

"Great camera for a not yet intermediate user"

I read every review of this camera I could find, twice, before making the purchase. I consider myself an advanced beginner photographer. While I admittedly don't understand a lot about the finer concepts of photography, I do understand what makes a

Fujjfilm’s Finepix F100fd is the latest, shiniest addition to the company's prolific compact camera range. Equipped with a Super CCD HR VIII sensor and boasting a resolution of 12 megapixels, it’s currently the top dog in the company’s advanced F ser

"Brilliant Camera"

After owning many digital cameras from Sony, Kodak, Canon etc I was at first a little hesitant to buy a Fuji. Research from many professionals had recommended this model and loved the previous model. I also liked the idea of the camera now being able

Fuji does it again with the F100fd DigiCam

Pros: Price and features beats the competition! Compact, well made, good looking, excellant almost pro quality pics from beguinner to advanced users! Right out of the box easy to use, intuitive controls, big LCD, high quality lens, best camera I've o

"Great Camera from FujiFilm..."

I read many reviews about this FujiFilm and decided to go with it. FujiFilm makes great cameras. The pictures it takes are great. The wide lens are great and the image is good compared to other cameras like a Canon or Panasonic. I choose this over a

Great picture quality, but just too slow

I assume anyone who's reading this review already has looked at the specs, so I won't regurgitate them. I did a lot of research and finally settled on a top 3 list of point-and-shoot cameras in August 2008, which were the Fujifilm F100fd, Canon SD770-IS, and the Panasonic TZ5.My main criteria...

surprisingly poor performer

I've been a fan of Fujifilm cameras since they used film.I'm sorry to see that, after using this camera, Fujifilm is going in the wrong direction.If they would've just added the wide angle lens and 5x zoom to the F50fd they'd have a winner. Instead they removed the ability the choose the type of...

Waste of money. Great specs, but it doesn't happen.

Waste of money. Great specs, but it doesn't happen and its a big camera, not small. I will keep it short. I have owned many Fuji cameras, I buy one each time a new model is introduced. Low light performance is poor, not any better than the prior model, maybe worst. Buy plenty of extra batteries,...

Pros & Cons

Pros:- 28mm wide angle, great for group shots- SD or xD card types- High ISO Image Quality better than 1 f-stop better than f50fd and almost as good as f31fd- Optical image stabilization- Dynamic range maintains shadow details that would otherwise have been lost- Good automatic flash...