9.2 out of 10

Fujifilm FinePix E900 Zoom

9.24 megapixels

Information found in: from 81 sources in 18 countries.

Best Price: $199

  • User Score (21)
    8.4 8.4 from 21 reviewers
  • Expert Score (19)
    8.2 8.2 from 19 reviewers
  • Design (1)
    7.1 7.1 from 1 reviewer
  • Value for money (8)
    6.0 6.0 from 8 reviewers
  • Features (5)
    8.1 8.1 from 5 reviewers
  • Picture quality (5)
    7.8 7.8 from 5 reviewers

Freak Rank

  • Buzz Index: 0/5
  • Activity: 1/5

Lowest Prices

TriState Camera, Video and Computers In stock (PR) $199 GO
TriState Camera, Video and Computers   (PS) $199 GO
eBay In stock (S) $205 GO

Prices from PriceRunner (PR), PriceSCAN (PS), Shopping (S)

List All 3 Prices

Be the first to write a Wiki Description

Edit

Manufacturer's Specs

  • Format
    Compact
  • Release Status
    Discontinued
  • Max resolution
    3488 x 2616
  • Low resolution
    2592 x 1944, 2048 x 1536, 1600 x 1200, 640 x 480
  • Image ratio w:h
    4:3
  • Effective pixels
    9.1 million
  • Sensor photo detectors
    9.2 million
  • Sensor size
    1/1.6 " (7.78 x 5.83 mm, 0.45 cm²)
  • Pixel density
    20 MP/cm²
  • Sensor type
    CCD

Review Summary

Be the first to write a Review Summary

Edit

Real Photo Technology captures treasured moments just as your eye sees them. Combining the new RP Processor, 5th Generation Super CCD-HR Sensor and Fujinon Lens Optics, the E900 delivers ultra-high…

Ask the community

Need more advice? Ask the community a question.

  1. FujiFilm Finepix E900 Digital Camera Review

    Reviewer: PhotoAxe
    15 May 2008

    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

  2. Reviewer: EasyDigitalCameras
    05 July 2006

    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

  3. Fuji FinePix E900 Digital Camera Review

    Reviewer: Review shop
    01 July 2006
    Overall 10
    10
     

    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

  4. Nikon View Pro - First Look - Page 3

    Reviewer: Think Camera
    27 June 2006

    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

  5. Fuji Finepix E900

    Reviewer: Neo Camera
    24 June 2006
    Overall 10
    10
     

    With the Fuji Finepix E900, Fuji has produced an excellent digital camera with a complete feature set including full-manual controls, manual-focus, custom white-balance and RAW mode. Fuji is also currently ahead of the competition with a very low-noise 9 megapixel sensor. Noise levels are a bit higher than the Fuji Finepix S9000 but still significantly better than other cameras in its class. Read more

  1. Great Camera

    Reviewer: Mike S., Buy.com
    5 days ago
    Overall 10
    10
     

    Compared to my old camera this camera is great. Very Easy to use, once you get use to the menus. Battery life using lithium AA batteries is very good; Camera is small and very light. I looked around and this camera had a lot of good reviews. Picture quality is very good. This is a good buy for the price. Get the one gig XD card, at the 9 mega pixel fine setting the picture size are very large but you can change the mega pixel size to a lower value. Read more

  2. e900 update to previous comments today

    Reviewer: John, Digitaltrends
    22 January 2008
    Overall 9
    9.0
     

    I guess it is natural to write first about all problems with the E900, BUT I left out that I have taken 4400 pictures. Using film I admit it would be only 500 maybe. I've taken it skiing, snow cave camping, caving and it has spent a lot of time in the damp NW. There is a real problem about cold camera meets warm damp air in a cave. Warm it up slowly as water on the cells can lead to dirt film on the cells. (All cameras have this problem) My previous cameras were all ... Read more

  3. Reviewer: Francis - France, Let's go digital
    31 July 2006
    Overall 9
    9.0
     

    Colours are rather cold comparing with my ancient camera of first generation! ...But for real colour images with little light, it is superb!! ...and fast! Read more

  4. I like it

    Reviewer: shoesbuttback1, Msn
    03 June 2006
    Overall 10
    10
     

    Easy to use, makes me feel like a big shot. Read more

Other Products

Users who looked at this product also looked at these:

  1. Panasonic DMC-FS5
    Freakscore: 9.4
    Best price: $166
    Panasonic DMC-FS5
  2. Sony DSC-S750
    Freakscore: 9.4
    Best price: $129
    Sony DSC-S750
  3. Canon PowerShot A590 IS
    Freakscore: 9.3
    Best price: $133
    Canon PowerShot A590 IS
  4. Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-Z1080
    Freakscore: 9.2
    Best price: $155
    Casio EXILIM Zoom EX-Z1080
Price comparison partners:
PriceScan.com  Shopping.com  PriceRunner
Show additional offers
Hide additional offers
More grades
Less grades
Collapse all sections
Expand all sections
Read More/Edit
See Less
See More