FUJIFILM FinePix 2650 Digital Camera

Pros: The camera is fairly easy to use.
Cons: The camera broke after six months.

The Finepix 2650 is a good first digital camera. Although not as "high tech" as some of the other ...

Pros: Good Quality Pictures. Easy to use. Price was great!
Cons: None considering the price.

I've been reading every review I could find about this camera. I have to agree with the positive reviews I've read. Mention of the batteries only lasting for 3 pictures I read somewhere is totally not true, unless there was something wrong with the...

Pros: easy to use, compact, good for beginner user, uses AA batteries
Cons: goes through AA batteries fast, difficult to LCD in bright lighting

This is my second digital camera (the first one was a cheap gift-offer type, no LCD), and I find it ...

Pros: Small design, standard batteries, optical zoom, excellent color and detail.
Cons: Slow shutter speed, bad low light conditions.

I have been looking for a quality digital camera for several months now. I wanted something that would be a good value, have an excellent picture quality, and be very portable. Every resource on the Internet said this was it. I also purchased...

Pros: Price
Cons: Memory cards cost

I got this camera about four months ago. It takes outstanding pictures outside and amazing pictures inside. I have had no problems with this camera. The only thing I don't like is the cost for the memory cards. It doesn't bother me a whole lot cause it...

Pros: low price & easy-2-use for a non-photographer
Cons: flash is not overpowered 7-8 second recycle time

finally took the digital plunge on the fuji 2650. to this point, we've had many point & shoot 35mm cameras. the 2650 is easy to use right out of the box. have read about the battery thing so we invested right away in rechargeable AA batteries. the...

Pros: Great price, reasonable results
Cons: sliding lens cover has a sticking point

Although not on a par with some of the classic digital cameras from the Fuji Finepix stable, the 265 ...

Pros: Ease of use, Nice pictures, Nifty, Nice Warranty
Cons: LCD Screen Failure

I really enjoyed using my FinePix 2650. Until the LCD monitor faded. Now I cannot see the menu. I cannot see the pictures. I adjusted the monitor brightness to no avail. The warranty is up.

The camera was gifted to me. My parents got a great deal on two, and my sister got the other one. Her camera had the same screen failure while it was still under warranty, and she was able to have hers fixed.

I would like to use my camera...

Pros: Great quality, more bang for your buck, expensive camera features
Cons: Big and bulky. Eats batteries.

I've had this camera for almost 2 years now. I'm not going to bog down this review with technical specifications because there are enough posts on here for that.

However, I will share that this camera takes WONDERFUL pictures. I took some the other night, any my friend took the exact same pictures with her very expensive Sony one, and I must say that my Fuji pics came out crystal clear. Hers were a lot on the fuzzy side. They made me want to rub my eyes to make the picture clearer.

My intention is to sell this camera and get another one. I desire something smaller with more megapixels and updated technology. This particular camera is big and bulky...like a regular 35mm camera.

However, after using this camera all weekend, and falling back in love with it, I may just hold on to it if it doesn't sell from my classifieds ad.

If it does sell for the money I want, I'm probably going to end up buying another Fuji. The consistent quality and dependability is worth the repeat purchase.

Pros: Price, features, pix, ease of use.
Cons: Memory with camera (buy a bigger memory card). Goes through batteries.

Great little camera. Easy to use. Great pix. Buy the bigger memory. Completely satisfied! Only drawback is that it goes through a lot of batteries -- but they are the cheap AA kind, so who cares.

Pros: Legacy of great digital photos, great battery life
Cons: Clunky shape

It's a little late to review this long discontinued camera, but they are still available on eBay and as refurbished models at very low prices.

After owning a couple of Canon digital PowerShot cameras (which weren't very satisfactory and eventually ceased operating), this budget model was a pleasant discovery. Easy to use and consistently good picture quality, even though it was a 2 megapixel unit. Don't let those megapixel ratings confuse you; larger just means larger images but not better definition in conventional terms. If it can render an 8" X 10" photo with clarity and good color, it has adequate pixels. This little Fuji did that pretty well; better than the higher pixel Canons, but it had a faster lens. That is probably a deal broker.

The size was always an awkward aspect of this camera; too thick to be a pocket item. Almost a square box in reality. I lost it on public transpo because I couldn't carry it in my pocket, but I will replace it with another Fuji.

Pros: price, good picture quality, durability, easy software
Cons: flash recharge time, poor battery (AA) life, red eye

Pretty good digital camera for the price. I've had it for about 3 years now and have never had any major problems with it.

Pros: Good for the Odd picture here and there
Cons: Worst Battery life.... What is good with a camera when its always DEAD! Fat

I had no problems other then it feels and takes pictures like a cheaper camera but for the batteries.. I had aboslutely no luck with.. they always die useing rechargables or even lithium batteries..it was more frustrating then anything

Pros: Great price-benefit ratio.
Cons: Questionable durability - even over a short term like 12 months.

I purchased this camera because of its good price and features. After 12 months of light use, the original camera lost track of how to auto focus (the lens position sensor failed). Fuji was great and replaced it even though I was literally 2 weeks out of warrantee.

The bad news: the replacement camera is now 12 months old and it is starting to miss focus. This trend makes me very leery of buying another Fuji camera.

Pros: easy to use and cheap.Pictures come out clear
Cons: eats batteries like water

I have this camera.Actually I borrow it frequently from my sister to take pictures.I love this camera because:

1.Takes great pictures even if the light is really low
2.I didn't read the directions to use the camera but the menu is easy to understand
3.Holds a good amount of pictures

What I don't like about this camera is that:
1.battery dies out fast.Better have a fresh pack to bring with you
2.Get's scratched up easily on the outside.
3.Turns off after a couple of minutes.