Most inexpensive cameras carry below-average features, and one such camera that I recently had a chance to review, the Fujifilm FinePix A220, fits that description.
My FinePix A220 review reveals a very easy to use camera, although the menu structure could be a little better. The fact that the A220 runs from two AA batteries is nice for a beginner-level camera.
As expected, the A220 doesn't offer any high-end features, outside of 12.2 megapixels of resolution. You'll find hit and miss results with the A220's image quality, macro mode, and response times.
Still, because you can probably find the FinePix A220 for less than $100, some of those problems will take a backseat to the possibility of receiving a great deal. For beginning photographers, that's not necessarily a bad thing. (Compare Prices)
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