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Question: Hi, this cam can function with rechargeable battery the type AA??
Document: I've now had this camera for several months. Overall, I am satisfied with the purchase. I have taken many excellent pictures. The battery life seems very good (I'm using rechargeable batteries). I love having the viewfinder option and using basic AA batteries (two of my main reasons for choosing this camera over others)The reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that the auto mode doesn't always produce the same quality of photos as the point-and-shoot I owned before this.
BTW, photo quality is very good especially in low light (great for museum/cathedral etc... that do not allow flash photography). A rechargeable battery would have bumped my rating to a 5.
It really is a neat function. You can do this with 2 or 3 shots and set it up to go right or left. I'm always amazed at how much can be done in such a small package. I did buy a case for this to carry extra batteries and a battery charger but you can throw this in your purse, too. If, like me, you carry a big purse. It's not small like a camera phone but its not huge either.
So far so good. Only reason for not 5 stars is the battery life. Since you have to replace the batteries I would recommend getting recharable batteries cause this camera really eats up the battery life.
I bought this camera because my old Sony died. I looked at a few different ones before landing on the Fuji. My only complaint so far is that runs off four double A batteries and not a rechargeable one. I know that I can buy rechargeable double As, I just haven't done it yet. Other than that, I have no complaints.
Today's reasonably priced cameras no longer have a viewfinder and rely solely on the LCD display. Since these cameras also typically run on batteries, the use of the display depletes the charge fairly quickly. The Fujifilm camera has a great 3 in. display and a viewfinder. I shot photos mostly using the viewfinder thus mitigating the drainage on the 4 AA batteries.
the card reads as blank unless it's connected directly from the camera.2: You have no option for fine-tuning the zoom manually. There is a switch with which you control how zoomed the image is, but it is incredibly difficult to get the zoom just right with the switch.
since I have never had one caamere like this one, I really love it. It's quite simple to use it, very good images. I feel confortable with this camera
Wow what can I say it does everything and more than I expected at this price point , it takes very clear pictures and is very user friendly , I'm not the biggest camera guy so this was just perfect for me !
When I bought this camera I was a bit skeptical because of the price but it turns out that it works amazing. It takes high quality pictures and video. I love my new SLR camera.
Answer: Yes, rechargeable battery's are compatible with this camera.