Fujifilm Camera Reviews

Just a few years ago, an extremely thin camera with a 10X zoom lens and a 3.0-inch LCD would've commanded a high price, if it even existed. Now, Fujifilm has hit the sub-$200 price point with its impressive FinePix T300 model.

This Fujifilm FinePix HS20EXR review shows surprisingly good response times for a camera with a 30X optical zoom camera. The image quality is very good, too, but the camera's sub-$500 price might leave it out of some photographers' price range.

Fujifilm has created an award-winning image sensor in its EXR sensor, and my Fujifilm FinePix F300EXR review shows that the F300EXR may very well be the best of the EXR cameras thus far.

Fujifilm has attempted to mix "tough" camera features with a stylish look, as my Fujifilm FinePix XP10 review shows. The XP10 looks pretty cool, and it works surprisingly well for a sub-$150 camera.

This review of the Fujifilm FinePix A220 camera shows a entry-level camera with appeal limited to beginning photographers. If you want an extremely easy to use, inexpensive camera, the A220 deserves consideration.

Fixed-lens cameras with large zoom lenses often suffer from performance issues and spotty photography results. However, my Fujifilm FinePix S2550HD review shows that the company seems to have found a way to overcome those problems with a solid, sub-$250 camera.