Compare Prices : Fujifilm FinePix A700

Review summary: The highlight feature of the FinePix A700 is its sophisticated 7.3 MegaPixel Super CCD sensor. Originally, Fujifilm placed its Super CCD sensor in digital cameras aimed at advanced amateur and professional photographers. This year, however, a ...

Verdict: As an added bonus, Fujifilm's Super CCD technology is also responsible for the FinePix A700's unrivalled low noise performance across its ISO 100-400 sensitivity range. Less noise in photos leads to sharper, crisper pictures

Review summary: Good option for shutterbugs on a tight budget.

Verdict: Even in the lower price range, many cameras look rather sophisticated, but the Fujifilm's styling is a little frumpy. It has an unflattering podgy profile and a lifeless silver finish. While its curves may not win any beauty pageants, the A700 is a ...

Review summary: As is typical of Fujifilm cameras, this model exhibits slightly boosted colour saturation and reasonable finer detail - providing the ISO level is kept at conservative levels. There's evidence of slight fringing, but overall the Fujifilm consistently ...

Verdict: It's not pretty to look at or blessed with many settings, but at this price you can't argue with a 7.3Mp sensor and 3x optical zoom. Picture quality is good and there's a healthy assortment of features.

Review summary: The 7.3-megapixel Fujifilm Finepix A700 features a 3x zoom and is powered by two AA batteries.

Pros: Price, manual mode, simple control layout

Cons: Low-res LCD, Slightly sluggish in use, Max ISO 400

Verdict: A basic point-and-shoot camera with little to shout about, but the A700 does everything it should. Image quality is good, rather than great, but what do you expect for £100?