1. 9-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 17 x 23-inch prints
2. World-class Fujinon 10.7x wide-angle optical zoom lens, equivalent to 28-300mm zoom on a 35mm camera
3. Tilting 1.8-inch LCD display for high and low-angle shooting
4. High-speed start-up time of only 0.8 second with shutter lag down to 1/100 second
5. Stores images on xD Picture Card, CF card, or Microdrive Dual media; powered by 4 AA-size batteries (4 AA alkaline batteries included)

Editorial Review :

Real Photo Technology Real Photo Technology captures treasured moments just as your eye sees them. Combining the new RP Processor, 5th Generation Super CCD-HR Sensor and Fujinon Lens Optics, the S9000 delivers ultra-high sensitivity with low noise, faster operational speeds and reduced power consumption. This allows you to capture priceless memories of photographs with every nuance of light and color, even in low light situations without a flash. Fujinon Lens Technology and Zooming The S9000 features a 10.7x Wide Angle Optical Zoom with a focal range equivalent of 28mm - 300mm compared to 35mm film. With Super Macro mode, the S9000 can focus clearly as close up as 0.4". With the addition of a beam assist, the S9000 will be able to automatically focus even in low light conditions. Uniquely Tilted The S9000 has all its angles covered with a tilting 1.8" LCD making it easy to frame your shot from a variety of shooting positions. And thanks to the LCD gain up control, you'll be able to view the LCD in bright and low light conditions. The viewfinder is electronic with 235,000 pixel resolution and provides approximately 100% coverage. Memory Times Two Equipped with dual media slots for handling of xD-Picture Cards and Compact Flash/Microdrives, the S9000 lets you concentrate on shooting without worrying about storage space. You can even insert different types of media in each slot and then select which one you want to use to store each image as you shoot. Control At Your Fingertips Whether you choose Auto, Manual, Macro/Super Macro, Movie, Burst/Continuous or any of the 5 Pre-programmed Scene Position modes, the S9000 delivers higher level digital image quality.

Customer Review :

Love of my life.

I've had this camera when it first came out, which was when it was about $600-700, I believe. It's been the love of my life for years. This camera is quite capable of almost all the things that a DSLR can do. It's extremely fast when you turn it on. It's fast at saving photos. It's fast with multiple continuous shots. Bees? Bees flying? They're no match for this camera. It's quick. It's easy. Compared to the new Canon Rebel T1i, the Fujifilm is only a little bit slower and lower in quality even though it's a 6 MP difference.

It can get as close as an inch of a subject using the macro setting. I love love love the macro setting. Helloooo close-up bright flowers and yummy food shots. No need to buy expensive lenses. The colors are wonderful. The contrast is high. Changing the different settings is easy. The picture quality is high. I have printed large posters using pictures taken from this camera and I've never had to worry about the quality. I mostly use ISO 80-200 so I don't ever get grainy images.

All these wonderful things can be achieved using this camera ... if you read the manual and have some basic understanding of photography.

I have had friends who spent more money on Canon Rebels and have their pictures come out looking terrible because they don't read the manual and they have no basic understanding of photography, like ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and the combination of those three. My pictures rarely come out blurry or grainy. It's so easy to change the ISO setting on this camera that I change it all the time to get the best shots. Manual mode is also extremely easy to maneuver, so changing shutter speed and aperture is a breeze as well. Night shots are amazing and easy to take because the manual mode lets me control my shutter speed any way I want, for however long I want.

I bought rechargeable Duracell batteries and they last me about 500 shots. They do make the camera a lot heavier, but what the hey, I'm glad I don't have to drag around telephoto lenses all the time. Which leads me to the zoom. 28mm-300mm. The lenses aren't detachable, but with that kind of zoom, there's no need to buy other lenses. The flash is pretty quick at recharging, although I rarely use it, so I can't say much on it. I fare well without the flash because tweaking the settings (with the occasional help of the tripod) seems to work well for me.

So the best thing to do is to read the manual and look up some basic tips on photo-taking. This isn't just a point-and-shoot, so don't expect to just point and expect magic. A little knowledge is required too.

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Great Camera

I had a Fuji S5200 and upgraded to the S9000 and it has been worth every penny. If you want point and shoot it is great. If you want to be able to adjust and manual operate your camera, the S9000 is as close as you can get to a DSL camera. The S9000 is a great camera for anyone.

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Good for a while...

I had this camera for about 2 years. It was great for most of that time... nice pictures, good video quality. It was best for pictures done in natural light. My nature shots were great! But, recently, I started getting a line down the center of every single picture, no matter which mode I shoot in, or where I shoot. I asked a camera repair shop what happened, and they said that the sensor needs to be remapped and that would be $200. :( One guy told me that this happens a lot with Fujifilm cameras and he recommended a Nikon of the same type/price range, instead. So, it's nice for a while, but once it breaks (and I didn't even do anything wrong to the camera), it's a pretty heft price to repair it.

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GREAT CAMERA

Purchased for my 15-yr old grandson. He loves it and I am very impressed with the clarity of pictures he has taken. Super camera.

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S9000 Feedback

The S9000 is a very nice camera. It has about every feature one could want. It took me about a month of shooting pictures before I realized that there is a very small green line that runs the length of the image on the left side. I thought it was just the lcd but when I looked at all my pictures, I realized that the flaw was from the beginning of receipt. I will check into the cost of repair. This camera was cheaper than all the rest on Amazon and I was told that there was a small crack on the battery door but it still held the batteries and that was true.

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1. 8.2-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
2. 3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD
3. 15 pre-programmed scene modes; Movie mode
4. Long-life rechargeable Li-ion battery
5. Stores images on xD or SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)

Editorial Review :

FUJI FINEPIX J10 DIGITAL CAMERA BLCK

Customer Review :

Very Bad

Horrible picture quality, comparable to the 20$ kiddy cams you get in toy stores. One picture may look OK, then the next is completely screwed up. Batteries are horrible and last maybe for 10 to 20 shots in just about any mode. Skip this POS and buy a Canon or Sony. Fuji needs to get out of the camera businnes.

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nice camera - brilliant color

My old digital camera broke, so I picked this one up as a last minute replacement before a trip. Got it based on price and reviews. I like photos and taking them, but am not a photographer. Looking to document adventures in my life more than do anything artistic.

This camera is easy to use. Was able to do everything I needed to do without reading the manual. Plugged it in my computer (Mac) and iPhoto came up and did everything I needed it to do. Easy as pie! And I am not a technical person, by the way. :)

What amazed me was the great color my photos has. Really bright, really sharp. Made me look like a much better photographer than I am.

Good size. Not the smallest, but comfortable to carry around with you, in a pocket or purse. Display is large enough to tell what is going on, although it's good to have a bit of shade for easy reading.

The last couple of cameras I have purchased have been Nikon. After the great experience with this one, I am definitely getting a Fuji when this one goes out. I expect that to be a few years from now though because it has all the features I need, it's small, and it is well constructed.

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Not perfect condition

For the price I was very pleased to receive: the charger, a battery and a case included with the camera. Shipping was in a timely manner. The only problem was the colors and picture quality seemed to be less than perfect.

I bought this camera because I owned the same camera and broke the screen. Since I already bought an extra battery for $30 I hated to just throw it all away with the broken camera. So with this purchase I ended up with 3 batteries, 2 chargers and a case to protect the screen from breaking again. But since I already owned this camera the picture quality was very noticeable to me.

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Good pics, but I HATE the battery.

The battery is some special flat model that takes, like, 10 minutes to charge. "Great," you say? Not hardly, because that's about how long it lasts, and, unlike my previous Fuji, which used AAs, there's no way that I know of to have another set of batteries charged and ready to go. Hence, the battery's ALWAYS dead, and is so as I type. I find this VERY poor indeed; this thing needs more charging than my cell phone, which is on 24/7. Considering the battery to be a "feature," that's why I gave "features" 1 star. I'm seriously unhappy with this camera since it's useless without power. I'd appreciate a bigger camera with bigger batteries that's a lot more useful in the end.

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Don't buy Fujifilm...they suck

I got Fujifilm J10 as a gift. With 3-4 months of using it suddenly the flash stopped working. I had barely used the camera few times. So I sent it back to Fujifilm since it was under warranty. They sent me an invoice for $60 to repair the flash...They refused to repair the camera under the pretext that it had minor scraches on one end. I called them back & tried to explain that it was barely used. To my dismay they refused to entertain any sort of enquiry.The service center remarked "impact damage, flash broken" and is not covered under warranty. This camera was not dropped, mishandled, abused, or impacted! I refused service I HATE FUJIFILM...their cameras are only good while they are working. I felt that $140 had gone down in drain. I will NEVER TOUCH FUJIFILM AGAIN...Do yourself a favor and get Nikon or Canon!

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1. 14-megapixel resolution for large, photo-quality prints
2. Capture HD movies in 720p with sound; Dual Direction GUI and Dual Image Display
3. Fujinon 10x wide-angle optical zoom lens (28mm-280mm equivalent); dual image stablization
4. Tracking Auto Focus; Face Recognition and Pet Detection technology
5. Scene Recognition Auto (SR AUTO)

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1. Image Sensor - 12.2 Megapixels (effective), 1/2.3 CCD
2. Focal Length/Lens Configuration - 5.7 - 17.1mm (32 - 96mm equivalent in 35mm)
3. Lens Type - Fujinon 3x Optical Zoom
4. Display - 2.7 LCD monitor
5. Image File Format - Still Image - JPEG; Movie - AVI Motion JPEG with audio

Editorial Review :

Fujifilm FinePix J38 Point & Shoot Digital Camera - Black 12.2 Megapixel - 3x Optical Zoom - 5.7x Digital Zoom - 2.70

Customer Review :

A Great Pocket Camera

I purchased this camera as a replacement for my 5 mega pixel camera purchased in 2004. Six years is a long lifespan for a small digital camera and to this day the only complaint I have about the little HP is that the screen is so small. It still takes great photos, albeit in decent light. I bought this Fujifilm J38 simply because of the price and am amazed at the amount of features it contains. My photos look great even in low light and the ability to crop them on the preview screen is nice. I am very happy with it so far. Not sure if I'll like it as long as I did my HP, but so far so good.

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No DATE No TIME Stamp

I never imagined that there wouldn't be a date and time setting for my new camera.
I was shocked and perturbed to say the least when I discovered this. Fuji doesn't offer this feature on ANY of their cameras. I discovered this after the return period expired which, made me more upset.
I will never buy a Fuji and will make sure that I can have a date and time stamp for any important / date and time sensitive photos, when I get the next camera.

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Flimsy parts not covered by warranty

I bought this camera for my teenage son for Christmas. Four months later, after using it no more than 3 or 4 times, the flimsy piece of plastic that holds the battery in place broke, so now the camera is unusable. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that this part is not covered by warranty. With no repair centers in Massachusetts, our only option is to pay shipping to send it to Fuji and await a repair estimate. I think I'll try to fix it with superglue instead... For a $100 camera I find this outrageous. The other digital cameras in our family are Canons, and they have worked for years without any problems. I would never buy another Fuji camera again!

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Disappointing ...

I got this camera looking for a simple camera to take family pics and pictures with small detail for school (I don't use video functions at all). I was pretty disappointed. The first J38 I ordered had to be sent back due to a lens malfunction. The second one took gorgeous images provided that there was more than enough light; but even with so many light settings, everything else was suprisingly noisy and grainy. If I used the flash, white objects drowned out all the detail. I took some pictures outside on a bright but overcast day, and more inside the house at midday with good lighting; not one came out without noise or blurriness.
To its credit, the camera charged up very quickly, though I disliked the fact that it didn't have a seperate battery charger. It was intuitive and very small, even smaller than my cell phone. It takes better pictures than my cell phone too, but seeing as my cell phone was free and this camera cost over $100.00, I'm returning it. I'm thinking of spending a few hundred more on a camera.
I'm sure you could get this camera to take reliably decent pictures, especially in bright lighting. I understand it's just a point-&-shoot, but after seeing what my last $100.00 point-and-shoot Fuji could do, I expected more.

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ONE OF THE BEST CAMERAS I HAVE HAD

I BOUGHT THIS CAMERA IN DECEMBER AND I GOT TO TELL YOU IT IS A VERY GOOD CAMERA IT TAKES GOOD PICS AND VIDEOS (FYI YOU CAN ZOOM IN VIDEOS) ITS THE SIZE OF A DECK OF CARDS GOOD FLASH AND VERY EASY TO USE

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1. 4.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 12 x 15-inch prints
2. 1.8-inch LCD display; 3x Fujinon optical zoom lens
3. Super CCD sensor enhances vertical and horizontal resolution, color, and more
4. LCD's anti-glare coating increases visibility in direct light
5. Powered by 2 AA batteries; stores images on xD Picture Cards (12 MB card included)

Editorial Review :

LENS ADAPTER RING, FOR S7000/S602

Customer Review :

Good Camera for 1st users (Tweens)

The camera is easy to use. I received this camera for my birthday from my girlfriend. I love taking pictures. The bad thing is there is no sound with the mini movies. The batteries don't last long no matter what kind of batteries you buy. I've taken very good care of this camera & have never dropped it or left it in the heat or cold weather. This camera quit working after only owning it for 2 years. Don't buy it for the amount of money you spend on it.

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Don't let the price fool you.

I bought this camera thinking it was a throw-away due to the price. I soon found out that this camera was such a deal. It does everything you expect from a camera that cost 4 or 5 times as much. You dont get the high MP but for the price, it's well worth it

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Used for 3 years, well worth it

I purchased this camera over 3 years ago. It was my first digital camera and has seen several states, suitcases, vehicle consoles, glove compartments, and floorboards. I have not had a LICK of problems with this camera, that is until my cat knocked it off the table one too many times. This camera has found the floor/ground many many many times, and I guess this was the last straw. The camera itself worked, it just couldn't focus because the zoom lens was stuck....(focus error). But back to the important stuff: For 4.1 megapixels, the pics come out great. I have posted many pictures on "auction sites" and "social sites" and have always had complete clarity. One thing that I don't really care for is that it takes 2 AA batteries. For the first while, I would use regular batteries, until I used approximately 874 of them. Then I got those rechargeable kind, which were a pain, and didn't seem to last long. Some people like cameras that take AA's - I don't. As far as being easy to use... absolutely. It doesn't have all kind of extra crap you'll never use. You can use a USB cable to get the pics onto a computer, or a memory card, which will slide into the side of a computer (laptop). I do wish the camera took pictures faster... I like to take pics of my dogs, and by the time the camera takes the picture, the dogs have already moved, which ruins the picture. The screen has never given me any problems, no scratches or black spots. What camera did I buy to replace this one? Fujifilm Z20FD (10 MP). I figured for a few more bucks, I get over twice the megapixels, bigger screen, and a sleeker design, yet with the same good, reliable name brand.

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Good camera

At 4.0 megapixels and with a bit of a delay in snapping a picture, this is hardly the best camera on the market, but it takes a decent picture, and at the less than forty dollars I paid for it, it was a fantastic deal.

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I took one picture and the lens broke.

I really can't review much about this camera because I didn't really have a chance to use it before it broke. The lens wouldn't retract and I get the message "zoom error." ...Packed it up and sent it back. Still waiting for my refund. Will not be buying this camera again.

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