FUJIFILM FinePix 2800 Zoom Digital Camera

Pros: Excellent photo quality and to be able to record your own movies!
Cons: Frames per second are a little slower than what it should be!

Looking for a good quality digital camera without having to spend $500 and up! The Fujifilm FinePix 2800 Zoom lists for $399 and can be found for as low $329 if you shop the Internet.

The FinePix 2800 is a 2-megapixel digital camera with a 6x...

Pros: Excellent performance in well-lit scenes, price, resolution, features, easy to use
Cons: Batteries are consumed quickly, poor auto focus and LCD/EVF visibility indoors

The Fuji FinePix 2800 Zoom is a digital camera with 2.1-Megapixel CCD, which allows you shoot up to 1600x1200 resolution. And, unlike some digital camcorders that supposedly produce this kind of resolution with lower-resolution CCDs, this...

Pros: picture quality, 6x optical zoom, size
Cons: poor LCD display in low light, delay in shot

Everyone around me was purchasing digital cameras, and peer pressure forced me to start some research of my own. Well, peer pressure and the fact that I just gave birth to a very un-photogenic child… I was wasting too much 35mm film!

I...

Pros: Light weight, compact, stylish, good value for the features, great pics.
Cons: It can be a bit quirky, Mine malfunctioned.

I really was not in the market for a new digital still camera when I cam across the Fuji FinePix 2800 Zoom. But its stylish good looks, 6X zoom and other great features caught my eye. The price was very attractive too -- at only $399 with a 128MB smart ...

Pros: Lightweight, 6X Optical zoom, takes excellent quality pictures
Cons: Goes through batteries fast, dark display on LCD and optical viewfinder

Though I've always been intrigued by digital technology, it too me a long time to purchase a digital camera. When the quality and price finally matched what I was looking for, I bit the bullet and bought one.

After hours of online research, I...

Pros: 6x Optical zoom; Great quality; Movie mode; Lightweight
Cons: LCD display sometimes dark; low-light indoor shots difficult; removable lens cap

Film cameras always drove me nuts with the lack of zoom ability. SLRs with zoom attachments are ok, but take too much time to change and are just too bulky. Point and shoot cameras with a 200mm zoom or whatever isn't very far, especially for outdoors....

Pros: Small and compact. It has excellent 6 times optical zoom for price. Excellent photos.
Cons: LCD/Electronic viewfinder is hard to see under certain lighting conditions.

Ahhh…the love of technology. This digital camera is fun and easy to use. It features 6 times optical zoom/2 times digital zoom and has up to 2.1 mega pixel resolution. It uses Smart Media memory cards, which are wafer thin and pretty inexpensive....

Pros: Cute camera, great color representation
Cons: Few manual features

You definitely will not be disappointed by the image quality on the 2800. As has been my experience with all three FinePix cameras I have owned, the 2800 has excellent color representation, especially when using the flash. Many digital cameras fail the...

Pros: Great optical zoom, easy menus, good quality
Cons: Not as many manual options or bells+whistles as others

I've wanted a digital camera for a couple of years, but my budget and the state-of-the-art never quite lined up. I've used several digital cameras before, but always borrowed. So with a trip to Brazil and others in the near future, I decided to finally...

Pros: Compact, easy to use, great on-screen photos.
Cons: Grainy prints of flash or low-light photos.

With a new baby in the family, we find ourselves taking photos nonstop. We have never been on the cutting edge of technology (didn't get a DVD player 'til our VCR broke last week) so hadn't ever seriously considered a digital camera. Now that we have...

Pros: Excellent quality and value for money. Easy to use and surprisingly robust. Good zoom.
Cons: Uses batteries quickly.

Having decided that a digital camera was the way to go, and having a price limit I set out to buy my ...

Pros: great pictures, extra features, easy to use, and good software included
Cons: lcd/viewfinder is dim in low lighting

I originally purchased the Kodak DX4900 camera and quickly exchanged it. I then purchased the Fuji 2800 and have loved it! I am very satisfied with the quality of pictures it takes and the ease of use. Although the Fuji is only a 2 megapixel compared...

Pros: 6x Zoom, Commonly available media format Takes amazing photos for 2 megapixel. Extra functionality
Cons: Flash only reaches 10 feet No built in lens cover

What a great little camera. Versatility on the cheap is the name of the game here. Fuji has a winner with this one. By sticking a high quality zoom lens on an entry level camera this little gem can make anyone a professional. The macro mode allows you...

Pros: 6X Optical Zoom. Easily connects to PC. Expandable Memory. Professional Camera Feel.
Cons: Battery Hog. Slight pause before picture is actually taken. Can't attach a telescopic lens.

So far, my wife and I have had this camera for a little bit longer than a month. We have had no problems with it. It takes brilliant pictures, even in the VGA mode. We usually take pictures in the 1 megapixel (Norm) mode. This is the perfect balance...

Pros: Price, 6x zoom, image quality
Cons: EVF hard to see in low light, weak lens cap, always resets frame numbering

I finally decided to get a digital camera given that we are expecting a new child the next month or so. My wife called me crazy when she saw how much research I was doing. I knew nothing about these things, but quickly came up to speed. I knew I...