Fuji FinePix S7000 Zoom

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Fuji FinePix S7000 Zoom

Features of the Fuji FinePix S7000 Zoom:

• Compact, SLR-style body
• Fourth Generation Super CCD HR sensor with 6.3 million effective pixels, delivering 12 million recorded pixels
• 230,000 pixel electronic viewfinder
• RAW file format
• Super EBC 6x optical Fujinon zoom lens (35-210mm 35mm equivalent)
• Manual zoom ring control
• Dual card format: xD-Picture Card and Microdrive
• Full manual control
• USB 2.0 socket
• VGA movie recording (30 fps) with sound
• High sensitivity settings (up to ISO 800)
• Manual (threaded) cable release socket

Fuji FinePix S7000 reviews

Average camera rating from 5 reviews:

Reviewed by ROBO from UK on 18th May 2006
Have had this camera about a year, I did not buy it for the batteries,I use 2100 rechargables. as for the Camera I love it, A few pics on a site i'm doing. http://hrphotography.bravehost.com/index.html. sos for pop up but just testing the site before I pay (NO VIRUSES)
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Reviewed by David Nelson from USA on 6th May 2006
Camera is one of the BEST for photos that I've ever owned - excellent photos, excellent resolution, details, sharpness,etc. Recently bought a Konica/Minolta Maxxum 5D- it's a good SLR digital, but the Fuji still out performs in image quality The main issue with the Fuji - and I have had it for a number of years is that the batteries cannot be kept in the unit - they run down and are depleted. Removing the compact flash does not help - I generally leave the camera with the battery door open - just to keep them from draining down. A big DRAIN - always having to keep track of batteries
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Reviewed by Carl from USA on 19th Nov 2005
I've had my s7000 for just over a year now and over 9,000 shots later, it has been an excellent camera. first off is battery life, the batteries in this thing last for about 500 snaps. the batteries *do not* drain when the camera is off. picture quality is also very good. jpeg compression is a little over aggressive, so you can expect a tiny bit of noise in blue skies, but nothing to shout home about. you can avoid the noise by shooting in raw mode. the autofocus does not have an assist lamp :( build quality is excellent. i've dropped my s7000 several times, it's been banged on rocks, and wet in the rain, and it just keeps on going. one precaution i did take when i first bought the camera was to buy a filter mount tube, and keep a uv filter on at all times to protect the extendable lense. it's never off. would i buy it again? absolutly! here are a few shots i've taken http://www.kde-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=fishyfool fuji has definitely made a great camera in the s7000.
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Reviewed by michael wileman from uk on 2004/09/30
I have owned many digital cameras over the years but the Fuji S7000 is the best camera i have ever used,the build quality is like a tank the photos are outstanding there is talk on the web of problems with battery drain using compact flash cards this only applies to early models it no longer is a problem,anyone looking for a camera go for this one highly recommended and also it is easy to use.
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Reviewed by Joe Williams from Germany on 2004/07/04
I remain shocked that a camera that generally is so superior technically could be Battery-powered via technology that was just passable ten years ago. I decided to hang on to my Toshiba PDR-M5 because I know that the battery is always charged, since I keep it connected to its internal battery charger. I will keep the S-7000, even though I dislike its primative battery exchange concept. Frankly, had I been aware of the battery problem, I would not have bought this camera. Joe Williams
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