FUJIFILM S5200 / S5600

Pros: Wide angle, build quality, performance, styling, image quality, features, low noise

Cons: Not very compact, relies on high ISO instead of optical image stabilization

The Bottom Line: I am very impressed with the Fuji S6000fd. It has excellent build quality, ergonomics, performance and it even looks good. It has unique features like...

Review: I really liked the 5 -Megapixel Fuji FinePix S5200 with 10x optical zoom, which I used some time ago. It did not have a feature I consider very important however. It did not have wide angle capability. The new Fuji ...

Pros: Build quality, performance, styling, image quality, features, low noise

Cons: Uses 4 AA batteries, not very compact, no image stabilization

The Bottom Line: I am very impressed with the Fuji S5200. It has excellent build quality, ergonomics, performance and it even looks good. I highly recommend it.

Review: After being impressed with F uji FinePix F10 and especially its low noise levels, I decided to get the new 5 -Megapixel Fuji FinePix S5200 with 10x optical zoom. I got it for $320. ...

Pros: Excellent high ISO Image Quality, Mechanical zoom, good battery life, wide angle from 28mm.

Cons: No Optical Image stabilization. Heavy. Uses XD cards only. No battery life indicator.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. It shows above average image quality at high ISO's, fast and accurate focusing, excellent build quality, good battery life, 28mm wide-angle, and mechanical zoom.

Review: The Fuji Finepix S6500FD (or S6000FD in some countries) is a fascinating camera. It looks very much like a DSLR and its build quality, manual zoom ring lens, and weight are all very SLR-like. But the S6500FD is actually classed as a prosumer ultrazoom, ...

Pros: Good sensitivity, natural look of pictures, rugged, affordable

Cons: heavy, no image stabilization

The Bottom Line: This is a product you can aim at when you plain to master manual settings. Consider seriously instead of a SRL costing hundreds more.

Review: After my sony unfortunately went down for the second time in four months I decided to resort to a more reliable camera. I made a trip to a local mall called Saturn (http://www.saturn.it) there I started looking for digital cameras. I didn’t like ...

Pros: Feels almost SLRish, macro, image quality, feature packed!

Cons: LCD smallish, manual focus awkward

The Bottom Line: Buy it...you wont be disappointed. This camera has most everything

Review: I am not sure what the bad reviewers (3 out of 18) are quacking about, but if they would read their owners manual and adjust settings for the environment, they would not have the problems they are...they make the owners manual to be read for maximum ...

Pros: Versatal,lightweight, multi functions and auto and manual settings

Cons: None detachable lense

The Bottom Line: I would highly recommend this camera for the above mentioned reasons.

Review: I am taking a digital photography class at school and I recently purchased this camera. I carried it to the instructor and asked his opinion of the camera. He says that Fujifilm makes and excellent digital camera and that the fact that it is only 5.1 mp ...

Pros: Manual zoom, great lens, looks great, powerful flash, AA rechargeable batteries

Cons: The XD card costs an extra $3, LOL.

The Bottom Line: If you want an all around camera, this is the one because it takes top notch pictures and decent video.

Review: I have had this camera for 6 months now and I can seriously say it is the best all around camera available. One very important tip I can give is to not use Auto when shooting indoors. Set it at P and set the priority to ISO 200. By doing this I get ...

Pros: I paid for $349.00, about $150 cheaper than the others

Cons: Cheap plastic look. small memory included. Noise at High digital zoom.

The Bottom Line: For about $150.00 cheaper than other competitors of 10x optical and 5MP. I think it worth every penny.

Review: I got mine the first week of October, this is my second Fuji with 10X optical zoom, I love my old S5000, but this S5200 has a lot more fun features. I have compared with the other two high zoom 5 MP cameras; the Canon S2IS and Sony DSC H1. The H1 may be ...

Pros: Compact, light, picture quality and optics.

Cons: Uses xD memory which is harder to find.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended, best value in this class.

Review: I bought this after researching and comparing for about six months. I wanted a 5+ megapixel with at least a 10X zoom and motion/blur control and that brought it down to basically the Canon S2 IS, the Panasonic Lumix series and the Fuji. The Canon was ...

Pros: Light, cheap, amazing zoom lens, great picture quality and control

Cons: Despite what I have said I would like more Mega Pixels.

The Bottom Line: Amazing piece of kit that should not be overlooked because it is only 5MP.

Review: I am going to keep this simple.. I love this camera. I bought mine just over a year ago and have since taken around 7000 photos! This is what is known as a bridging camera and as such has all the features of a point and shoot pocket camera but some ...