Fuji FinePix F10

I've had the Finepix F10 camera for about a year and it's already broken. I haven't dropped it and have taken care of it. Its past the warranty to return it and to repair it will cost more than its worth. The same thing happened to my sister who has the same camera. After a while the shutter does not open and the camera does not turn on. Read more reviews before you consider this one.

The Fuji Finepix F10 has very clear image quality specially in low light conditions in doors and battery life is excellent. There is very good design and feel of the camera. Very good video quality too!

I would 100% recommend anyone to buy this, as it's even cheaper now compared to what I paid - £250, but worth every penny.

The battery life is excellent. Menu system on my Fuji Finepix F10 is easy enough with a little practise. Still picture Memo recoding is useful. Changing picture quality anywhere from 6M fine right down to 0.3M is easy. Fast start up. Low light picture quality is amazing. Video in both high and low resolution looks fine on a TV screen, although you will need a much bigger capacity xD card than the 16Mb supplied.

Charging and downloading is messy with various cables lying around. Battery can fall out when changing xD card - just keep the thing inverted! No optical viewfinder, although the brightness of the view-screen can easily be increased to cope with sunny conditions.

My Fuji Finepix F10 cost £145 from Amazon, which is pretty good. A month later, Jessops offered the F11 for £150! It has a better view-screen and more manual controls, although my camera does almost everything I need using the 'auto' and 'mode' settings.

The build quality seems very good, and I am very pleased with the camera, so far.

Fuji Finepix F10 Camera is a great little camera for those who point and shoot but with enough features for those who want to shoot manually adjusting things such as white balance. Can't recommend it or the F11 highly enough and really cheap now!

The Fuji Finepix F10 is an excellent digital camera for the money. Picture quality is outstanding, although the flash can be a bit too strong at times. I have found that with a steady hand the natural light mode is best for flash dependent pictures.

One of my bugbears about digicams is the delay in taking a rapid succession of pictures and missing a 'moment'. You will be impressed with the snap speed. A high speed XD digital card will help too.

The battery charger and USB PC connection connect are to the same port on the camera and it is a bit fiddly to connect, but not a real issue.

Buy this camera and you won't be disappointed!

I paid £150 for my Fuji Finepix F10 digital camera, and it is worth every penny!!

It is quickly ready to shoot. The battery life is excellent (200 photos and only 1 bar down out of 4). It is lightweight, and it is also automatic!

I was originally considering getting the truly compact Fujifilm Z1, but after seeing the quality the F10 was capable of, I chose that.

They've obviously pushed some boundaries, as the CCD is far superior to my friends 2 year-old Digital SLR (Fuji as well).

The 'Natural Light' mode is very good, and I've had a lot of fun with the Macro setting.

The flash is very strong, but this can be bad in some cases. Usually in point-and-shoot mode (like at a bar at night), as people's faces can be drowned out by this pocket rocket! If you have steady hands, switch to Natural Light mode and enjoy the warmer tones.

I'd recommend the leather Fuji case designed for it. It's not too bulky, so you can still fit the camera in your pants pocket (if they have a bit of give).

The best thing about it must be the quick response of the 'shutter'. Lag in Digicams is a pet hate of mine, and I've put off buying one for some time because of it. This is not an issue with this camera. If you've honed the auto-focus, it's almost instantaneous.

I have been researching the Fuji Finepix F10 Zoom digital camera for a while as I was interested in a reasonably priced compact with good picture quality that would be suitable for a variety of shots.

Although I have not had it that long I am impressed so far.

I am not always sure about the colour definition on some photos but overall the picture quality is very good.

This camera is easy to use to begin with but there are lots of features to play with to keep you occupied. It's probably a waste for someone who just wants a point and shoot as there is a lot to it.

I am impressed by it; particularly its ability to handle low light situations. Some people mention that the menu is difficult but it is OK once you get used to it, as is the download and charging kit. The F10s are endorsed by celebrity rock photographer Mick Rock, if that means anything to you.

I cannot praise the Fuji Finepix F10 Zoom camera enough. You have probably read rave reviews about it and I can tell you they are true. For instance my wife took a picture of me and our children perched waiting for the drop on "Oblivion" at Alton towers. She was on the ground. When you zoom in on the PC you can clearly see the terror on our faces - and that was only at 3 megapixels and it goes all the way to 6!

There is no viewfinder which I thought would be a problem but the colour screen is big and clear and much better than a viewfinder.

The only gripes I have are that for the money you should get a protective carry-case (we are using an old Canon one) and the connection to the PC and charging arrangement involves a lot of wires and stuff. Get one and leave the SLR at home.