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Fujifilm Finepix S8100fd 10MP Digital Camera with 18x Wide Angle Dual Image Stabilized Optical Zoom | 
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| Brand: Fuji
Category: Photography
List Price: $299.95
Buy New: $252.93
You Save: $47.02 (16%)
New (35) Used (2) Refurbished (1) from $230.00
Rating:  23 reviews
Sales Rank: 105
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
System Memory: 58
Floppy Disk Drive: None
Monitor Size: 250
Optical Zoom: 18
Digital Zoom: 5
Display Size: 2.5
Maximum Focal Length: 84.2
Minimum Focal Length: 4.7
Maximum Resolution: 10
Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4.4
Dimensions (in): 7 x 6.3 x 4.7
MPN: 15823706
Model: 15823706
UPC: 074101481105
EAN: 0074101481105
ASIN: B0012Y0BIE
Release Date: March 5, 2008
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 days
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| Features:
| • | 10-megapixel sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints | | • | 18x wide-angle optical zoom; Dual Image Stabilization | | • | 2.5-inch Wide View LCD display | | • | Face Detection with Automatic Red Eye Removal | | • | Stores images on xD or SD/SDHC memory cards (not included) |
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Product Description
With a high-performance 18x optical zoom lens that offers an extremely wide focal range of 27-486mm, the FinePix S8100fd covers everything from wide-angle landscapes to super-telephoto portraits and sports photography.The FinePix S8100fd offers a high-speed continuous shooting mode that captures up to 13.5 frames per second in a burst, perfect for moving subjects.The FinePix S8100fd offers various useful features such as Micro-Thumbnail View, Versatile shooting modes, and 2.5" LCD with Wide View Film.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 18 more reviews...
 Great features, a great option if you don't want a D-SLR May 8, 2008
JS-FL (Florida)
48 out of 52 found this review helpful
Was considering upgrading to a D-SLR type camera from my typical point-and-shoot camera, but I have to admit I was intimidated by price and complexity. I found the Fujifilm S8100fd to be the perfect blend of advanced features, price and complexity level. I wanted something that had a good telephoto/zoom lens and this one is awesome. The stability really helps keep things from being blurry and the advanced modes (multi-shot, movie, flash and no flash at same time [sounds odd, read the manual]) are really cool. This camera helps me take better pictures in almost any scenario. Add in an 8GB SDHC card and you have the ability to store thousands of photos and hours of video. Love this camera!
 Love the Camera April 21, 2008
Xavier Davis (Suwanee, Ga USA)
32 out of 34 found this review helpful
I've had the camera for about a month now. I would consider myself a very amateur photographer. But I love this camera. It's more than a point and shoot but not quite a DSLR, I'd call it an advanced Digital camera. It can be used as a point and shoot but I think as your experience grows with the camera, the functionality and use of the camera becomes one of its greatest strengths.
The only con I have is minor. The face detection function doesn't seem to trigger as often as I think it would (considering 90% of my photos are of my baby son) and often the detection picks up things that aren't . . . well faces.
Other than this, it's a great camera. Even the video capture is impressive. Highly recommended to those who want more than a point and shoot but don't want to commit to the more expensive DSLR cameras.
Fuji Comes Through Again! June 1, 2008
Kirk J. Hockman (Topeka, KS USA)
24 out of 25 found this review helpful
We have had a Fuji S5000 for about 4 years, shot over 18,000 pictures with the camera. We shoot pictures of our daughters softball, 5 sequential shots at a time. It really adds up on the picture count, of course we don't save all of those pictures. You always get at least one good one out of five. Wanted to replace the old S5000, internal battery backup had died. When you replace the batteries, had to reset the time, date, etc.
Did a lot of research for a replacement and settled on the Fuji S8100fd. The two biggest reasons was: 1) Option for 7 Frames per Second or 16 Frames Per Second. 2) 18x Zoom.
We have been very, very, very pleased with the picture quality and the very high frame rate. It was a great purchase!
Cons: Cannot screw a filter on the end of the lens, that option has saved the lens on the S5000. We do not like the lens sticking out, ie not protected like the S5000. Will have to be a lot more careful with the S8100fd.
Would buy it again! Great Fuji product!
 Waiting to 'fall in love' with this one . . . July 27, 2008
Sue Lavey (Upstate New Yorker ~ Stranded in the midwest)
24 out of 26 found this review helpful
My Fuji S5200 went 'black' after three years, so I purchased this S8100 in hopes that it would give me the same great success I had experienced with my previous Fuji. So far, I have not had the same results. It offers more features and an increased zoom, but I miss the photo quality. Portrait mode doesn't seem to be as good, black sometimes appears purple in low light conditions, and noise while focusing is a little distracting. I've only had this camera for a month and I'll continue to try different settings to improve on photo quality, but I sure miss my incredible Fuji S5200!
You get your money's worth May 15, 2008
A. K. H. Botchford (Fort Myers)
19 out of 20 found this review helpful
I've used Fuji products for many years. I've had an S7000 for several years and love it but wanted the added zoom and megs. The S8100fd is lighter, well laid out, and does all that I want in a camera. I was a professional photographer about thirty years ago but left that career to work for Fuji for about six years. I started using Fuji products at that time (employee discount!) and haven't stopped. I was hooked on both their film and cameras. Fuji continues to make great inovative products. The biggest negative on the S8100fd is the sharpness on the rear screen when reviewing pictures. You really can't get a confident feel for the quality of what you just shot until you review it on the computer. My S7000's screen is much better. I also can't get used to the speed control for the zoom. It is too quick for precise adjustments. Other than that, it is the most camera for the money right now and I love the wide angle to tele opticals. The pictures have been sharp and well balanced for color and contrast.
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