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| − | The '''FinePix F401''' is a little, even tiny camera from [[Fuji]] with a 4 megapixel effective output. Image quality is not great but with hardly any focusing or shutter lag it is | + | The '''FinePix F401''' is a little, even tiny camera from [[Fuji]] with a 4 megapixel effective output. Image quality is not great but with hardly any focusing or shutter lag it is well suited for party snaps etc. It also has a good macro mode and quite a number of manual controls available. |
==Pros== | ==Pros== | ||
* Comes with dock | * Comes with dock | ||
* Good battery life | * Good battery life | ||
| − | * Small, compact and sturdy | + | * Small, compact and sturdy: you can throw it in the bottom of your bag and not worry |
| − | * An appropriate amount of manual functions | + | * An appropriate amount of manual functions though not too many as to bewilder a new user |
* Hardly any shutter lag | * Hardly any shutter lag | ||
* Hardly any focusing time | * Hardly any focusing time | ||
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==Cons== | ==Cons== | ||
| − | * High ISO noise even at ISO 200 | + | * High ISO noise even at ISO 200; 800 is unusable (owing to small sensor size) |
| − | * No control over | + | * No control over aperture or shutter speed |
* Can be a little too small to hold steady at its slowest shutter speed (1/4s) | * Can be a little too small to hold steady at its slowest shutter speed (1/4s) | ||
| − | * | + | * Rather noisy images |
[[Category: Digital]] | [[Category: Digital]] | ||
Revision as of 11:03, 10 June 2006
The FinePix F401 is a little, even tiny camera from Fuji with a 4 megapixel effective output. Image quality is not great but with hardly any focusing or shutter lag it is well suited for party snaps etc. It also has a good macro mode and quite a number of manual controls available.
Pros
- Comes with dock
- Good battery life
- Small, compact and sturdy: you can throw it in the bottom of your bag and not worry
- An appropriate amount of manual functions though not too many as to bewilder a new user
- Hardly any shutter lag
- Hardly any focusing time
- An ideal first digital camera
Cons
- High ISO noise even at ISO 200; 800 is unusable (owing to small sensor size)
- No control over aperture or shutter speed
- Can be a little too small to hold steady at its slowest shutter speed (1/4s)
- Rather noisy images
