FujiFilm Finepix E900 Digital Camera Review

This compact model, with a 5.08 cm display (2 inch) of 115.000 pixels (quite small…) appears to have problems while focusing in dark light and in tele mode. But the good thing about it it’s the multitude of functions and semiautomatic programs, even a manual exposure mode. Thru rapid access, in automatic mode you can change the diaphragm parameters. This camera not only uses the JPEG format, but also RAW (by the way, it used an XD card). Maximum ISO is 800. At ISO400 ... Read more

Digital camera resolution keeps going up, and the FinePix E900 ($410 as of 2/6/06) continues this trend as the first point-and-shoot camera we've seen with a 9-megapixel sensor. It's no slouch in the features department, either, offering a long 4X optical zoom and Fujifilm's new Real Image Processor chip. Read more

Fujifilm released a compact digital camera that is built for photographers who want control over their images, but don’t want to break the bank for a DSLR or carry around 20 pounds of equipment to get a decent shot. The Fujifilm FinePix E900 has 9 megapixels packaged into a compact but comfortable body. The E900 has a 4x optical zoom lens and some other great features for a retail price of $499. Read more

Fuji FinePix E900 Digital Camera Review

I am very impressed with the E900 and highly recommend it if you want a compact, cool yet capable camera with 9-megapixel resolution, moderate wide angle capability, fast operation, excellent battery life and good photo quality, even at high ISO settings. Read more

Nikon View Pro - First Look - Page 3

Once the images are in the browser, you can run through them at high speed, tagging the "keepers". There's only one level of tagging "tagged" or "not tagged" rather than the multiple grades (junk, poor, good, better, best) allowed in applications such as Bridge but tagging lets you quickly sort files into ones to work with and ones to ignore. Read more