Fujifilm FinePix A101 1.3MP Digital Camera
List Price: $199.99
Details
- 2x digital zoom lens
- Uses 2 AA batteries
- Included 8 MB SmartMedia wag holds 24 images at default resolution
Description
FinePix A101 is an ultra-scanty, fully automatic and affordable digital camera that is well-tutored and easy to use. Whatever the opportunity, its simple point-and-shoot study lets you take still shots easily at a moment's commentary warn, create short video clips, and it may even be used as a Web cam. The camera features 1.3-megapixel CCD, honest user-friendly controls and easy USB computer connection. Car lens cover protects the lens during storage, and switching the camera on mechanically opens the lens cover and readies the camera for shooting. FinePix A101 offers fun features every one can enjoy. Set to automatic, or select manual for greater control in excess of each exposure.FinePix A101 assures clear, natural redden image quality. FUJIFILM's advanced color technology captures cheese-paring film-like digital color. FinePix A101 makes it undisturbed to take great-looking pictures simply by pressing the shutter knob, letting the camera do the rest with its fully automatic group. Fast processing lets you take pictures in quick handing down. With movie-recording feature you can capture all the fun in up to 20 seconds of video. Ultra-compendious and lightweight, the FinePix A101 is small enough to fit discreetly into a filthy lucre or pocket. This perfect pocket design allows the camera to be charmed anywhere to capture those spur-of-the-moment shots.The Fuji FinePix A101 offers central point-and-shoot operability and Webcam operability in an affordable wrap. Its 1.3-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for pictures at sizes up to 5 by 7 inches. The A101 in the same way features a 2x digital zoom, movie mode, and built-in indication.
Designed for people who like to push one button and let the camera get through one's head out everything else, the FinePix A101 is fully automatic. Just flip out a switch to open the lens cover and turn the camera on, then aim and flock the button. It's that simple. For photographers who want more mechanism over their photos, there are several options: the run has five modes, the white balance can be adjusted to optimize colors below various lighting conditions, and exposure compensation can be set to lighten or darken your shots.
Like profuse other entry-level digital models, the A101 keeps the assay low by using a focus-free lens with no optical zoom. A 2x digital zoom does put on your shooting subject closer like an optical zoom, but at the expense of duplicate detail. The lens also has a macro setting (for shooting wild close-ups).
In addition to taking still photos, the A101 can equally record silent movie clips of up to 20 seconds. Granting image quality is not on a par with a movie made in a camcorder, the characteristic is very convenient and is perfect for sending videos by e-mail. What's more, the camera can be to the point directly to your computer's USB port for use as a Webcam.
The camera is powered by two AA batteries (alkalines are provided)--but it is strongly guide that the customer buy a set of rechargeable batteries, as they last longer on a isolated charge and quickly pay for themselves. Images are stored on SmartMedia cards, and a 8 MB membership card is included.
One of the A101's most surprising features is its speediness. It's one of the quickest cameras in its birth, and, in fact, is faster than many more expensive cameras. From in essence the moment you turn it on, the camera is ready to start shooting, and by no means-to-shot performance won't keep you waiting.
With the camera's slim dimensions, trim design, and integrated lens cover, it's easy to slip into your pilfer to take along anywhere. Its 1-megapixel sensor provides not bad detail, and its speedy processing and simple controls make it fun to use.
Customer Reviews
Acclimatized is the key word.The history of the product was mis leading in the description of the memory card. The cam. Itself had no haul cable.
A satisfactory enough starter digital camera
This was the pre-eminent digital camera I got, and it is a great starter camera for someone switching past from analog film cameras to digital, especially in view of the price. It is simple, easy to use, and takes reasonably good pictures, over, considering the low price. For basic needs it is pretty good. Don't look for unbiased features and the resolution quality of the pictures is only so-so, especially as technology improves the prominence of digital cameras. Still, for a novice or beginner, this is a excessive camera!
a celebrated first camera for adults or children
I bought this camera because I like Fuji. Their cameras own good color.
This is about their first digital so it's remarkably a bargain today. The pictures are good. The lens gets submersed up when the camera is turned off.
It takes two AA batteries so that's tolerable. The Smartmedia are also cheap enough.
The camera is quick because it has a resolved focus so you just turn it on and shoot. Its small enough to fit in a munificent pocket. I highly recommend
this camera as a first camera or a camera to moral keep in the tool box or
purse or backpack and not have to worry connected with. It's also a good camera for a child since it was good characteristic in its day it's still good now at a bargain price. If you need more determination opt for the A201.
Ok Camera.
The camera is ok. But not that dependable. It takes good pictures some of the time, but alot of the on occasion you have to go back and take pictures over because the prominence isnt what you would expect. Not enough zoom. Eats up batteries like you wouldnt into!! I would suggest adding a little bit of money and getting a change one's mind camera. Fujifilm is not the best brand to go with. I have this camera and are currently upsetting to sell it. The very thin 5MP sony cybershot camera is what I am aiming to buy. It's has remarkable quality pictures, but it is not cheap. It is by far better than the Fujifilm!!
$100 Unequivocally Well Spent
I Sweetie this camera! I have owned it for almost 2 years now and use it all the all together. Last Christmas I thought I wanted to upgrade so I bought a 3 megapixel Kodak camera and ended up returning it because it wasn't as respectable as my 1.3 megapixel Fuji. This camera takes wonderful macro pictures which is intrinsic if you sell online, the Kodak took lousy macro pictures. The Kodak in the same way did this weird double flash thing so when I tried to apply pictures of my cats I always got them with their eyes closed. I bear no trouble at all with my Fuji. One flash and you've got the picture. I tell you, If I in all cases did decide to upgrade it would definitely be a Fuji.
The pictures from this camera are super! I use it for e-mail pictures, prints, and online auction pictures. It's gargantuan for all of those. When I got my camera I had in mind to mostly use it for auction pictures but it turned out to be all the same more useful than that. I take tons of pictures of friends, relations, and my pets. Then I e-mail pictures to those friends and kinfolk. I also make prints (sometimes through an online / upon service sometimes at home with the printer) for scrapbboking and they absolutely good. I will admit that if you look really intimate they aren't as good as prints from a film camera, but I awaken the convenience of the digital worth it.
All in all, if you only have about $100 to put in on a digital camera I HIGHLY reccomend this one!!!
