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Question: where are all the reviews? Nobody has a review out on this as yet. This one seems to have everything I want, and if it has the usual Fuji low light capability, then this is the one.Need expert reviews.
Document: This review is for the 8000fd which has been superseded by the 10MP s8100fd, but with the exception of the CCD sensor itself, they are exactly the same. First off let me say that it seems that a lot of the negative reviews concerning this camera are about things other than the camera itself. Filter through those and you will see this is a very good camera. And as for Fuji Customer service, I dropped my camera on the last day of a trip overseas and broke it.
I am only checking the reviews because I have had my camera for exactly two years and just like the review below, the camera will not stay powered even with brand new batteries. I dumped a bunch of good batteries thinking it was the battery and now just figuring out it is the camera! I am disappointed to say the least - I need my camera for a wedding this weekend. Argh. Don't buy this one! (While researching, I also read that this model is discontinued...
My previous camera required an attachment for macro photography but macro capability is built into this camera. I was surprised by the video capabilities of the camera which I never saw mentioned in the Fuji's advertisement for this camera. The picture is very clear and good in low light although the video function requires a fixed lens length which means that you cannot zoom in or out in video mode. The camera construction seems to be of high quality with exception of the small plastic cover for the usb connection and power cord.
I ready through a number of reviews (a LOT of them), and could live with the limitations described there (mostly about the lens at extreme zooms). And I did not want to spend $70 for a replacement Li-ion battery in case I needed one, so the Fuji looked like a good option.First impressions weren't bad : good menu system (though I never really understood why the F-button functions and the Menu were so confusing).
This is my first Fuji Camrea. I owned a Canon G2 for 5 years.My Initial test on the camera was disppointing as I was shooting most pics in Low light condition in Auto Mode, P mode with very low ISO setting 100. I decided to return this camera.Before returning I wanted to give it one more try with all combination of ISO and SP modes. I took lot of pics with differnt ISO setting in P mode and all Kinds of SP modes.
Often the malfunction is not the equipment but the people using the equipment. I mean no insult here. I just wish people would make certain "before" they write a review that it's really the item and not the operator. Reviews influence choices.As for Fuji's service....that I can't speak to. I've had no problems with it and I've had my S8000fd approximately 2 years. I take it everywhere and will shoot everything and anything. So it gets a work out.
The Fujifilm Finepix s800fd 8MP Digital Camera had most of the features I was looking for. But, until you put a camera in action, you do not know what kind of results you will get. I recently took it on a trip to Seattle and British Columbia. The camera did everything that I had hoped for. My first wish was for a lens with a strong optical zoom and good ability with low light without a flash. This camera does both, very well.
I've had this camera for over a year now. It is wonderful except for low light conditions. Flash seems to be weak compared to Cannon or Sony brands. Using the high ISO is indeed grainy, but that's common with all cameras.I think the problem is the flash is not strong enough. The camera tries to compensate by using high ISO and slow shutter speed which causes frequent grainy and blurry photos in low light situations.
Forget it, quality was so terrible, you thought you'd be looking at one of those VGA cameras they give away as business gifts.I tried and tried again to make the pics look good - in bright light, customized settings, everything... but again, disapointment....Oh, I also noticed that at full lenght zoom, the camera refused to focus on objects 2-3 meter further.
Yes, I had to pay $75, but it was my fault and Fuji was very fast - I had the new one a week later.As mentioned in the title, this camera is more than a point-and-shoot model. If all you're looking to do is set it on Auto and shoot away, you will get VERY GOOD pictures most of the time, but to really get GREAT photos, you need to delve into the program modes.
Answer: 2 things - this is not a digital SLR, it is a point and shoot. As the listing says "Compact, SLR-style chassis Like the feel of a big SLR but don't like the weight, changing lenses, or the price tag?"  Also, no need for a hotshoe when it has a built-in flash with Fujifilm's Intelligent Flash system.