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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #13573 in Camera & Photo
- Color: Red
- Brand: Fujifilm
- Model: Z700EXR Red
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 3.00" h x
7.50" w x
5.50" l,
1.50 pounds
Features
- 12-megapixel resolution; Super CCD EXR sensor
- 3.5-inch, wide (16:9) high-resolution touch-screen LCD
- 5x periscopic optical zoom lens (36-180mm equivalent); dual image stabilization
- Capture HD movies in 720p with sound; Dual Direction GUI and Dual Image Display
- Face Recognition; Pet Detection; easy Web upload
- 12-megapixel resolution; Super CCD EXR sensor
- 3.5-inch, wide (16:9) high-resolution touch-screen LCD
- 5x periscopic optical zoom lens (36-180mm equivalent); dual image stabilization
- Capture HD movies in 720p with sound; Dual Direction GUI and Dual Image Display
- Face Recognition; Pet Detection; easy Web upload
Product Description
Fujifilm FinePix Z700EXR- 12MP SuperCCD EXR, Fujinon 5x Periscopic Optical Zoom, 3.5" High Resolution (16:9) Touch LCD. Dual Direction GUI w/ Auto Rotation, Other features include: Face Detection w/ Red Eye Removal, Face Recognition, Pet Detection, Dual Image Stabilization, High Sensitivity 1600 ISO, 6 Scene - SR Auto Automatic Scene Recognition, HD Movie 720p w/ Sound, Thin Metal Body 17.9mm, Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery.
Customer Reviews
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244 of 247 people found the following review helpful.
By Claire Jordan
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R99GOK6CXQVY9 I'd been looking at new cameras, so I was thrilled when I received the Fujifilm FinePix Z700EXR through Amazon Vine. This camera has all of the features I was looking for in a camera: it takes excellent pictures, it's great in low-light, the menuing system is easy to navigate, and, something that I didn't even know I needed until I saw it - a screen big enough that I don't have to wear my glasses when I take a picture! If you are of "a certain age" you know what a pain glasses are in regards to cameras - glasses off to see the person you are photographing - glasses on to frame them on the camera and set any menus - glasses off - glasses on, etc., etc., etc.The screen on this camera is HUGE! And it's a touchscreen so rather than endlessly pushing arrow buttons (up, down, right, left) to move through menus then trying to remember which button to push to select (I always push the wrong one!) you simply touch the menu item, then touch your choice. Ahhh, simplicity!In the video I try to show the basics of using the camera and a few of my favorite features. I read the entire instruction manual and the list of things that this camera can do is really impressive, but honestly, but I'll probably never use most of them. I just want to take decent quality photos of my friends, family and pets.I also want to be able to turn the flash off easily because I really don't like the way the flash flattens the image when shooting people (the flash tends to wash out all of the shadows and makes everything look flat and overly bright... think "dear in the headlights") This camera has a feature called "Natural Light & Flash" which, when set, takes two photos in rapid succession every time you press the shutter: one with a flash and one without.For me this is the most brilliant and most useful feature I've ever seen on a camera! Instead of taking a shot with the flash off, looking at it, realizing that there wasn't enough light, stepping through 15 levels of menus to turn on the flash, then taking another photo, and, by now, the scene has changed and the moment is lost - now I just hit the shutter button and boom, boom the camera fires off two shots, the first without the flash and the second with. It even shows you the two side by side on the screen after it takes them. I love this feature!This camera addresses my three biggest concerns when buying a camera: it takes good photos, it works well in low light and the menu is drop-dead simple to navigate. But it also slam-dunks two requirements that I didn't even know I had until I used it: a screen big enough to see without my glasses and the ability to shoot a flash/no flash sequence every time I take a photo. My standards have officially been raised.I've already recommended the Fujifilm Finepix Z700EXR to a couple of friends who, when they saw the screen on this thing didn't want to give it back! But this one's mine, get your own.Update- 06-12-10I've had the time to use the camera a lot more and have found that the "Natural Light & Flash" feature, though really quite wonderful, also slows the camera's recovery time between shots significantly. If you are going to be taking a lot of shots, say at a party, you might want to take the first one in this mode, then see which looks best, with or without the flash, then turn off the Natural Light & Flash and take the rest of your shots in the flash/no flash mode that looked best.I hope this video-review helps,ClairePS - It always makes my day to know that people find these reviews helpful. So, please vote (The "Was this review helpful to you: Yes or No" buttons) and leave a comment if you'd like, even if it's just to say, "Hi!" I respond to all comments so feel free to ask a question about the product. Also, when you leave a comment, I will go to your reviews and pay you the same courtesy.
39 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
By Yarii-Lynn
Having owned 3 different models of the Z-Series Fuji camera, I feel so fortunate to be able to review this top-of-the-line Z700 EXR. I'm a camera buff; I have purchased ten Fuji's since 2003 and have never been let down by any of them. (My oldest, a 2MP A205, still works).I love the Z700's metal construction. I have the red, it's a true red with no pink tones, so it should appeal to either gender. The tripod mount is located center bottom, so you can use a mini-tripod without it tipping over. I'm fairly certain the silver parts are plastic, but the main camera body is metal.What's in the box? The camera, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, battery charger, USB cable, software CD, basic instruction manual and hand strap. The manual is 23 pages in the English version, and also comes with French and Spanish manuals. The full manual is on the CD.The lens is protected by a sliding cover which also powers the camera on and off. The lens (5X optical) zooms in and out INSIDE the camera, so you don't have to be as careful when you handle it. Unless you drop the camera you probably won't get a zoom error that commonly happens with cameras where the lens protrudes outward when powered up and you accidentally bump it into something.One thing I like better about this Z700 than some of the older Z series is the USB connector is not located inside the battery compartment, it's on the side of the camera, behind a door. The battery compartment door (on the bottom) appears to be well-made.On previous Z cameras the buttons were too close and it was easy to press the incorrect one. I don't have that problem here as everything is done by touch-screen. At the same time I'm a little skeptical that the screen will work years from now. It's a whopping big 3.5 inches, biggest I've seen so far, but it has to be large due to the "buttons" being on the LCD. In any event, once you get used to using it, all the symbols for the functions look similar to what you'd see on a conventional digital camera. A light touch is all that is needed to choose your settings.The default is the EXR Auto mode - this is similar as the SR Auto (scene recognition) mode on less expensive Fuji's. The sensor is supposed to discern what you are taking a picture of: Portrait, Landscape, Night, Macro, Backlit Portrait, or Night Portrait. In addition to choosing the scene, it also decides which EXR mode to use automatically. Sometimes the pictures turn out better if I choose the mode myself instead of letting the camera do it automatically. Just tap over to either of the 3 EXR shooting modes: HR, SN, or DR, because the camera doesn't always choose the correct scene if used in EXR AUTO (it messes up approximately 5% of the time, not that big a deal, but still....). I haven't been lucky with the SN setting - so far SN has resulted in grainy pictures, I guess practice makes perfect with this setting. (HR is high resolution, SN stands for sensitivity/low noise, and DR stands for dynamic range).Recovery time after taking a picture without using the flash was under a second; recovery time between pictures with the flash firing was under 2 seconds before the camera was ready to take another shot...this was faster than other cameras I've used recently. Recovery time also depends on the class of your SD card.This camera has OPTICAL Image Stabilization, accomplished by CCD sensor-shift technology. As far as manual settings, the settings are: ISO, white balance, exposure compensation, size, quality (normal/fine), D-range, and film simulation.So far I've shot over 100 pictures and some short movies and the battery is still fully charged. The charger is included and you can fully charge the battery in a little over an hour. I prefer lithium batteries over AA's as they make the camera lighter in weight. You just have to plan ahead in case you are going somewhere so you have a fully charged battery, or buy a spare. Speaking of camera weight, the Z700 is slightly heavier than other compact cameras, due to it being metal.Being a pet owner, my favorite feature is the Pet Recognition. It can recognize the facial features of many dog and cat breeds to optimize the focus. My cats are mixed breeds and they were recognized too. However, it will not recognize Persians with smooshed-up faces. I've noticed that when used in the cat (or dog) mode, the camera tends to focus on the face, and not the rest of the body. Works better as a "portrait" shot. If I'm photographing the entire body, it works better on EXR Auto.There are two movie selections - HD and 640 in the AVI format. The HD video quality is better than my Flip Mino HD camcorder. Optical zoom needs to be set before recording starts, it cannot be changed after the button is pushed. Focus is also set when recording begins, but exposure and white balance are constantly adjusting during the recording.Playing movies on your TV requires an optional A/V cable. Playing HD movies requires an optional HDMI cable. There is also a Model HDP-L1 player available on Fujifilm's web site, which includes an HD card reader and a remote. Since I don't have an HDTV, I didn't purchase this so I can't comment on it.This camera comes with Fuji photo editing software (not a favorite of mine). It's compatible with Windows 7, Vista, XP and Mac. The software is not as good as Picasa, so I don't use it. I never edit my photos while in the camera, it's easier to use the computer for this.This camera has 30 MB of internal memory, so pick up an SD card with a minimum Class 4 speed.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>THINGS I DON'T LIKE:1. The screen shows fingerprints so I'm constantly wiping it off with a cloth. I hate dirty screens!2. One thing I did not expect is that the touchscreen (and the entire camera) gets very warm if you have it turned on for an extended period of time - 10 minutes or so is all it took for mine to heat up - which wouldn't be an unusually long period of time if you are taking lots of pictures. I am not sure if the camera could overheat, but it's something to keep in mind.3. Due to practically the entire back of the camera being a touch-screen, there's not much area to grasp the camera. I find myself carefully holding the top and bottom. And I ruined a lot of pictures in the beginning with my fingers getting in the way of the lens.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>WHO WOULD I RECOMMEND THIS CAMERA FOR? Not a young child because of the touch-screen - easily broken and this camera isn't cheap. Not for grandma or grandpa either unless they are somewhat comfortable with digital cameras already. For everyone else: Go for it! It's a cool-looking camera that takes really great pictures. I would definitely choose another Fuji with the Super CCD EXR. Would I buy another touch-screen? I'm not sure at this point. It will depend on how long this one lasts before it gives me trouble. I hope it never does. To be honest, I didn't much care for the touch-screen at first, but it's growing on me.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>NOTE: If you need a camera case, this one is perfect for the Z700EXR and it has enough room to carry an extra battery and SD card. Lowepro Volta 20 Camera Case (Black)
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
By THATCH
I have been into small pocket sized Fuji cameras since the Z1 (the beginning). I've had a few of them since then, and never once have I had a hardware failure or electronics malfunction with a Fuji. They're made of metal, they're durable and they're stylish. This review will be more of a conversation about the camera and its performance instead of a bullet list of features.This model has a touch screen, which was new for me in a Fuji. I found that taking pictures was very easy, the portability and how much grip I could hold on the camera was excellent, and the picture quality was good, but I have a few scenarios I'm going to continue testing. The touch screen is a pleasure to use compared to the touch screen I used on the Nikon S70. The interface on the touch screen is also far superior to the S70 Nikon in my opinion, plus it just feels more durable on this Fuji.I attached some photos for you to take a look at that were taken with the camera-- some text under macro mode in low lighting (excellent), an outdoor photo of a brick building (very good), and an indoor photo of a living room (less good). The camera has done excellent for me in all scenarios but indoor photos were the least desirable in my opinion. They had some lack of focus, which after some testing seemed to be because I had facial recognition turned on, but there were no faces to recognize. I'm going to do some more testing with this to be sure.The camera is easy to grip, but if you're trying to grip it with one hand and take photos while doing something with the other hand, it may take some adjustment. The adjustment comes in the fact that the screen is so big on the back that I've found myself pressing buttons when I didn't mean to, changing settings on the camera. I think this will just be an issue needing my awareness on how to hold the camera, and when the normal two hands are involved there is no issue. I suspect the grip issue is going to exist on any small camera with a touch screen while trying to use one hand.Fuji has been quick to move some of their higher end features into this tiny pocket sized model. I also have the Fuji HS10, which I absolutely love, but which is far larger and more complicated than this camera-- but some of the nice features have quickly trickled down such as the facial recognition, image stabilization and capturing HD movies.It may seem like a small thing, but one of my favorite improvements over the years and coming with this camera is that the battery charger plugs directly into the wall instead of having a power cable on it. It's the thought put into that which make a difference for me when travelling with a tiny camera.The camera has a myriad of custom settings and specialized shooting modes if you're into that, and if you want to leave it in auto mode, that worked just as well for me. I enjoy the natural lighting mode, sepia and black & white simulation modes.If you are looking for a pocket sized powerhouse that is also stylish and durable, this may be the camera for you. I have never had a Fuji let me down, and so far this one seems to be no different.I hope to keep updating this review as I get to spend more time with the camera.
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