Review: Fuji FinePix Z10fd
College students can look to Fuji for a solid camera in an attractive package.
Aug. 14, 2007 — -- The Fuji FinePix Z10fd is a new 7.2 megapixel camera that features a 2.5-inch screen for display and a 3x optical zoom as well as an optional digital zoom. The camera supports SD/SDHC cards as well as xD picture cards, in addition to the onboard 54MB capacity.
The camera is geared toward the high school and college crowd. The brushed metal paint job on the camera looks cool and sleek, and the camera is an attractive piece of equipment that comes in enough colors — midnight black, wave blue, wasabi green, hot pink and sunset orange — to please any student.
The Z10fd offers some interesting features, such as picture stabilization and face recognition technology, so there will be no more shaky, blurry and unfocused pictures at parties. The camera also offers a feature that makes it easier for people to use their photos on blogs and Web sites. It automatically resizes images to fit online specifications.
Other features include an iR port for sharing photos with compatible devices, iFlash Intelligent Flash, Dual Shot Mode and a variety of special scene modes such as beach, snow, portrait, fireworks, and others that allow for specific lighting and exposure settings to fit any occasion.
The camera is solidly built, and has the looks to attract the younger crowd. It also features solid functions, and takes good quality photographs. Students looking for a new camera for school should definitely check out the Fuji FinePix Z10fd.
The camera will be available for $199 in September.