Reviews and Problems with Fujifilm FinePix S8100fd
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Overall 6
Fuji FinePix s8100fd
PC Magazine
22 November 2008
Conclusion: The S8100fd's price is in line with that of other superzoom models, but its image quality and features come up a bit short.
Pros: Reasonably priced. 18X zoom. Wide-angle lens. Super Macro mode.
Cons: Autofocus is slow, especially at maximum zoom. Flash shots are overexposed. Dual image stabilization creates blurry images. Noise is apparent in images above ISO 400.
Excerpt: The 10-megapixel Fujifilm Finepix S8100fd bridge camera adds to the specs of its predecessor, the S8000fd, with new burst shoot modes and a higher ISO.
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Pros: Excellent photos in good light; very versatile; lots of features
Cons: A bit slow; noisy above 400 ISO; LCD display could be better
Conclusion: FujiFilm has made a wise move by including support for both xD and SD cards in the S8100fd. It’s a camera with wide appeal thanks to the easy-to-use picture modes and...
Pros: Dual card capability, Focuses in low light, Flash range keeps up with zoom
Cons: Extra weight from four, AA batteries, No charger