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Editorial Review :
The Fuji FinePix A820 is a compact digital camera takes photos with a big impact. It's an 8.3 Megapixel camera with a Super CCD HR and Real Photo Processor -- technology that gives you sharper, brilliant, high-resolution pictures. The 4x optical zoom gets you closer to your subject; the 2.5" LCD monitor lets you take that perfect shot with ease & confidence. Intelligent Flash delivers ideal exposure in most lighting conditions. Picture Stabilization prevents blur caused by camera shake. Versatile scene positions help you take great photos in almost any situation. Internal memory - 10MB Storage formats - xD-Picture Card (16MB-2GB); SD card (512MB, 1GB, 2GB) Video output - NTSC & PAL Interface - USB 2.0 Picture Stabilization PictBridge compatible Power - 2 AA alkaline or NiMH batteries; AC power adapter Dimensions - 97.5 x 61.9 x 31.8 mm Weight - 5.2 oz. (155 g)
Customer Review :
Good Little Workhorse
This is my everyday 'backpack' camera, when I'm not carrying my slightly larger Fuji S700 or much larger S9000. It replaces my excellent A400 because of it's added features, such as the 4X zoom instead of 3X (not a big difference, but enough), as well as all the added scene position choices. I've done close-ups, portraits, night shots, landscapes and indoor scenes with and without flash, and I'm impressed. Enlargements are no problem for this camera, either. It's easy to carry just about anywhere. Learn to use the ISO settings and scene positions and even get a tiny tripod--the camera will amaze you.Fujifilm Finepix A820 8MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom
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upon further review
i bought this camera in July and was immediately impressed. Now its 5 months later and it is starting to act up. The auto focus has become unpredictable and when you power up and down the camera is making a "mechanical" noise that is making me worried that one day it wont power up at all.
I really thought this would be my last camera for a while but it seems that I'm back to shopping again.
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Excellent compact camera for the price
I bought this camera after extensive research to take with me on a three-month semester in Europe. My main criteria were: 1) low price, 2) good picture quality, 3) short startup and lag time between photos, 4) portability, and 5) good battery life. Over the course of the semester I managed to take a good 1600 pictures of people, landscapes, and artwork in all different settings, and frankly the image quality blew me (and my family) away with its sharpness and vivid color. Lag time was great, much better than otherwise comparable cameras I've used. Battery life was excellent, too; I managed to get through the whole semester only recharging about four or five times (though this was probably because I tried to avoid using flash as much as possible). Video is quite passable, with decent sound quality. Durability was impressive; I managed to drop it at least twice, once on marble, and it is still in perfect working order.
Drawbacks: image stabilization is digital and not, in my experience, particularly useful, so if you're in low light and don't want to use flash you will want a tripod or at least a solid object to steady it on - but that probably goes for most cameras anyway. The autofocus can have trouble in low light or when you're aiming at a hazy horizon for a landscape shot, but otherwise no problems there. The main thing that disappointed me was the lack of manually adjustable options under the "manual" setting: it allows you to control white balance and exposure, but that's about it (and even there you have to choose between presets).
Bottom line: if you're a pro then this is probably not the camera for you. However, if you're like me and want a portable, inexpensive camera that takes quick, sharp, semi-artistic pictures, then you will be happy with the Finepix A820.
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Nuclear power required
For the first 5-6 months, my 820 did fine with 2700mAh NiMH batteries. Suddenly, upon turn on, the empty battery icon flashes and it shuts down within 5 seconds. I am using the same batteries and even bought new ones. No deal. Sent it back to Fuji for repair. They sent it back with the same problem. It's a great camera otherwise. Lots of features and video w/sound. But now it just doesn't stay on long enough to use it. Alkalines will last only 8-10 minutes and less with flash. I'll try the repair route again. It might just be my camera's problem, but if you do buy it, don't get too emotionally attached.
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Terrible Customer Service!!!
The camera is fine as long as nothing goes wrong. Fuji has the worst customer service I have ever delt with. They pass you from one person to another and do everything they can not to help you. Be prepared to deal with the worst customer service in the business. I really hope this helps you.
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Editorial Review :
Intec?s Memory Card for GAMECUBE saves game positions, scores and more. The card comes with protective case. Use this product only with GAMECUBE software and console.
Customer Review :
GameCube Memory Card
This product came fast and was brand new. Exactly what I needed for my sons GameCube game player.
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Super deal, super product
The model I received was purple... but who cares? This was the best price for what I was looking for. It's performed flawlessly. I strongly recommend it.
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Not for the Wii
A word of caution... this will not work with the Wii. The Wii will not recognize this card and will shut down automatically and keep you from restarting it as long as the card is inserted (you need to unplug the power cord as well). Good luck getting in touch with Intec Customer service.
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It works!
Not much else I can say. It seems to work well. We had some problems getting our Gamecube to see it, but I think that's because we bought a used Gamecube... It's working now.
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It works
Wnated to play some games that needed a memory card, and this was what I chose. Cheap but fully effective. Have not lost any data over the last year of moderate use.
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