Fuji FinePix 6.3-MegaPixel Digital Camera Review

My very first digital camera was a Fuji FinePix camera. I absolutely loved this camera, and I still have it. However, my camera is several years old, and basically is out of date. But, I still use it to this day. This should show the longevity the Fuji products have. I have found another great camera by this company, that has top-quality features, and the camera is under $200.00. I am talking about the Fuji FinePix 6.3-Megapixel Digital Camera - Model: F20.

This camera takes stunning photographs, and the features are absolutely breathtaking. This camera comes is an amazing 6.3-mega pixel Super CCD HR, which captures high-resolution images up to 2848 x 2136 pixels. This is very exciting for any user who is wanting to enlarge their pictures without gaining the grainy aspect. Your pictures will be amazingly clear, no matter if you make the bigger or not. It also has a 3x optical zoom, 6.2x digital zoom, and 18.6x total zoom, with a Fujinon lens that features a multi-layer Super EBC coating for improved light transmission.

This Fuji camera comes with real photo technology, which combines a real photo processor, sixth generation Super CCD as well as an RP Processor II for high picture sensitivity with extremely low noise. Trust me, your pictures will turn out stunningly clear, with no grainy aspect to them. There is also a pictures stabilization feature, which minimizes shaking and vibration distortion in your pictures. This is a great feature for if you are in a rough car, boat, or anywhere else that causes you to shake.

Another feature this camera has are various scene modes. Some of these modes include natural light, portrait, sport, sunset, museum, flower close-up, text, party, and beach - just to name a few. This camera also is outfitted with an amazing auto focus feature. It has a 256-zone auto focus with multi, spot and average metering, and don't worry if you are wanting to take a VERY close picture of an object, it is a macro mode which focuses as close as two inches. There is also a "burst shooting mode," which captures up to three frames at 2.2 fps for those beloved action shots - a great option for those of you who have children that play sports.

There are also several different modes specifically for lighting conditions. Some of these include fluorescent, incandescent light, fine, shade, auto, as well as custom white balance controls that allow you to capture perfect tones under different types of lighting conditions. You can even take pictures in different color modes, which include black-and-white, chrome, and standard. The built-in I-Flash intelligent flash system gives you the absolute best in flash quality. No more drained out pictures, or hazy pictures. Another feature is the dual shot mode which literally captures two images, one with flash and the other without flash, giving you an actual option in which picture you like best.

There is also a video mode, which records movie clips up to thirty fps (frames-per-second) at 640 x 480 resolution or 320 x 240 resolution with monaural sound. Want to watch your pictures and videos? Well, there are several playback option, one being automatic playback, multiframe playback, sort-by-date, as well as voice memo trimming and a post shot assist window.

This camera is absolutely stunning when you look at all of the features. However, the most stunning thing about it is the price tag. If you are in need of a camera, swing by and pick this camera up, you won't be disappointed.