Fuji A500

Pros: Small size, macro feature, simple to work.

Cons: Don't know of any.

Review: This camera has a small format to it. It is really easy to take anywhere. People in some of these reviews say fuzzy pictures, but I don't understand why. It may be they don't understand the two-step button. The picture taking button steps half way to ...

Pros: Low price, good autofocus, decent picture quality

Cons: Small LCD, controls could be improved

The Bottom Line: A decent camera at a reasonable price that offers more then what most casual users are looking for.

Review: I bought the Fujifilm FinePix A500 because it was the best deal I could get at the time among entry level digital cameras, such as the Olympus FE130, Nikon L3 and Sony S600. I’ve only had the camera for a few days and have taken a couple dozen ...

Pros: Takes very good picture for reasonably inexpensive camera. Buyer will not be disappointed.

Cons: Uses up batteries quickly. Use only QUALITY re-chargeble batteries. Cheap batteries simply do not last.

Review: The A-500 has good features and settings. To get best quality pictures use the features, read directions how to apply features if you are a novice user, ie., pictures of moving objects,sports action, close ups etc. I have taken amazing pictures of nature ...

Pros: Light-weight, easy focus, relatively inexpensive

Cons: batteries, slow operation

Review: I bought this camera to replace a Kodak camera that kept breaking. My primary reason for choosing this camera was price. It was the most affordable at the time I purchased it. Generally speaking, I like the camera. I mostly use it to take pictures of my ...

Pros: Relatively inexpensive, Small size and weight, Easy controls, Simple navigation

Cons: Poor focusing and optical systems lead to blurry and out-of-focus photos

The Bottom Line: If you can work around the poor auto-focus, this is a decent camera to carry with you for candid shots

Review: If you want a small, inexpensive, 5.1 mega-pixel digital camera and you don’t mind sacrificing a bit on sharpness and focus, then you probably will enjoy the Fuji FinePix A500. At its most basic, the FinePix A500 is a small, easily carried, 5.1 ...

Pros: Excellent image quality! The Fujinon glass lens and CCD image chip take very nice pictures.

Cons: With this camera good pictures take time. Very slow to "write" the images to storage

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for very good image quality in this price range the Fuji delivers. However speed; ease of use and overall value are surpassed by other manufacturers

Review: On the surface; there is much to like about this camera. - 5.1 million pixels - PictBridge Enabled - 3x Optical Zoom - 5.2x Digital Zoom - 1.8" LCD Screen Size - Selectable sensitivity up to ISO 400 - 2x AA-size alkaline (included) - ...

Pros: Cheap - Small - AA Batteries

Cons: Bad picture quality - XD Card - Slow operations

The Bottom Line: Cheap camera good for casual shots. I suggest it as a disposable one or in case you have a SLR waiting somewhere in the house for serious photos.

Review: This is a compact digital camera from Fuji featuring the dreaded infamous Fuji SuperCCD. A brief intro on the inner workings of the sensor are needed. In order to reduce prices on cameras the manufacturers are trying to 1) Reduce sensor size to ...

Pros: clean, sleek aesthetics very attractively priced

Cons: button access and functionality picture quality

The Bottom Line: I don't recommend this camera. The camera is plagued with all the errors replete in late model Fuji's in that class.

Review: The Fuji 5.1 faced a hefty group of excellent cameras in its class in late 05 and early 06. Aesthetically they had designed it with the sturdy block look with very good retracting lens after shots. It had a sheer silver almost brushed stainless steel ...