If you are trying to purchase a digital camera, you are in for a daunting task. I am certain you already know that there are loads of digital camera producers and each of them are making many different styles of cameras. To make matters worse, there are some companies that should not be making digital cameras at all because their products are so bad. When looking for a camera, you have too establish the criteria you need to have. What is the price range you wish to spend on your new camera? Is it more than $400 or less than $200? This really is something you have to know before you begin your search. Do you want to shoot video, or do you only want a camera that will take photos and then transfer the images to your computer?
When you have what you want narrowed down, you can then take your smaller list to find the perfect choice for you. A decent 35mm SLR will take better photos than most digital cameras. But the reason you want a digital camera is so that you never have to spend your money on getting the photos developed. Perhaps another criteria is the media card, and maybe the 16 MB card that comes with the Fujifilm FinePix A303 digital camera, or the 64 MB card that you can purchase additionally to store 250-300 high quality images. Of course, the 64 MB card should really be sufficient for just about any person.
While this camera is small in size, it is still a 3.2 mega pixel camera which has the ability to compare to models which are more high-priced. It has a 6x total zoom, USB port for connecting to a PC, red-eye reduction, built-in timer, and built-in flash. The fact that this camera is so easy to use is just one more thing that makes this camera a superb choice, especially for the beginner. But for people who also want to be able to capture videos and sound, then this camera may not be the suitable choice for you.
The first complaint that a lot of people have about the Fujifilm FinePix A303 is that the unit uses up batteries quite fast. When using the FinePix A303 in the light, without flash, and the view screen switched off, maybe you will be able to fill a 64 MB card before your batteries die. However, you will be changing the batteries if you use the flash or have the view screen on. A second complaint about the Fujifilm FinePix A303 is that you can end up losing photographs you captured when you are using the review function. If you fail to scroll all of the way to the end, when you start caputring more photographs, they will overwrite the images you have in memory. This can be very frustrating the first time it occurs, and you lose some photographs that you actually wanted.
The fact that this is a plastic camera and not extremely durable has resulted in a few complaints. Generally, the FinePix A303 earns fairly good reviews, but being on the low-end of the price scale, the quality fails to meet higher end cameras, but also shouldn't be expected to. If you are looking for affordability and decent quality, the FinePix A303 could be best camera for you. But, if you are searching for a top quality digital camera with all the best features, you may want to continue looking.
When you have what you want narrowed down, you can then take your smaller list to find the perfect choice for you. A decent 35mm SLR will take better photos than most digital cameras. But the reason you want a digital camera is so that you never have to spend your money on getting the photos developed. Perhaps another criteria is the media card, and maybe the 16 MB card that comes with the Fujifilm FinePix A303 digital camera, or the 64 MB card that you can purchase additionally to store 250-300 high quality images. Of course, the 64 MB card should really be sufficient for just about any person.
While this camera is small in size, it is still a 3.2 mega pixel camera which has the ability to compare to models which are more high-priced. It has a 6x total zoom, USB port for connecting to a PC, red-eye reduction, built-in timer, and built-in flash. The fact that this camera is so easy to use is just one more thing that makes this camera a superb choice, especially for the beginner. But for people who also want to be able to capture videos and sound, then this camera may not be the suitable choice for you.
The first complaint that a lot of people have about the Fujifilm FinePix A303 is that the unit uses up batteries quite fast. When using the FinePix A303 in the light, without flash, and the view screen switched off, maybe you will be able to fill a 64 MB card before your batteries die. However, you will be changing the batteries if you use the flash or have the view screen on. A second complaint about the Fujifilm FinePix A303 is that you can end up losing photographs you captured when you are using the review function. If you fail to scroll all of the way to the end, when you start caputring more photographs, they will overwrite the images you have in memory. This can be very frustrating the first time it occurs, and you lose some photographs that you actually wanted.
The fact that this is a plastic camera and not extremely durable has resulted in a few complaints. Generally, the FinePix A303 earns fairly good reviews, but being on the low-end of the price scale, the quality fails to meet higher end cameras, but also shouldn't be expected to. If you are looking for affordability and decent quality, the FinePix A303 could be best camera for you. But, if you are searching for a top quality digital camera with all the best features, you may want to continue looking.
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