Compare Prices : Fujifilm FinePix S5200

Review summary: This bargain-priced model is well designed, takes attractive shots and is easy to use.

Verdict: The autofocus is very snappy, finding the right focus point in under a second in most situations. A couple of unconventional modes make it flexible. The AF Multi mode focuses on a high-contrast object located near the centre of the screen. This works ...

Review summary: This bargain-priced model is well designed, takes attractive shots, and is easy to use.

Pros: Top-notch image quality, Fast autofocus

Cons: Images shot at ISO 1600 looked noisy

Verdict: The easy-to-use S5200 takes great pictures and offers a good range of advanced features for a low price.

Pros: Excellent camera styling, very comfortable to use and hold ; Full Manual mode with Aperture and Shutter Priority modes ; 10x zoom lens ; ISO settings to 1600 ; Accurate LCD viewfinder ; Fast focusing ; Raw mode capture ; Very good picture quality ; ...

Cons: No image stabilization ; Only average speed from shot to shot ; Small LCD ; Flash output can't be adjusted ; Flash is weak ; Minimal Scene modes

Verdict: Fujifilm's greatest success has been in creating good-quality midrange cameras that sell at very competitive prices, and the new Fuji S5200 aims to continue that success. A couple of years ago, Fuji introduced long-zoom digicams at affordable price ...

Review summary: The easy-to-use FinePix S5200 offers a slew of advanced features for a low price. It takes great pictures, and its snappy start-up and shooting times ensure that you'll almost always get the shot you want.

Pros: Fast ; auto-focus modes are flexible ; good image quality ; well-constructed body ; good viewfinder ; long battery life

Cons: On-screen menus use unfamiliar terminology ; small LCD ; images noisy in low light shots

Verdict: A couple of unconventional auto-focus modes make this camera flexible. The AF Multi mode, for example, focuses on a high-contrast object located near the center of the screen. This works well when you take shots of two people because even if the faces ...