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Top Fuji FinePix A350 Camera Reviews
Digital Camera Info reviews the
Fuji FinePix A350
and said: "The
A350 added an extra 0.2 inches to its LCD screen for a total of 1.7 inches;
however, the size does not make up for the inaccuracy of the screen. The LCD is
only 90 percent accurate. Unfortunately, the viewfinder is much worse with only
75 percent accuracy, so users are not really given any good framing options.
There is no telling what the picture will really look like until it is uploaded
onto a computer or printed. This is inexcusable, even for a point-and-shoot
model. For $299, the A350 is a good deal that I would normally recommend for the
automatically oriented point-and-shoot crowd. However, the positive part of that
phrase is tainted by the inaccuracies of the framing options. Sure, I understand
that when a camera doesn't include manual controls, it is aimed for true
point-and-shooters, but when the camera doesn't include any good options for
framing, what audience segment of the digital camera market will want it?"
CNET wrote a review on the
Fuji Finepix A350 and said: "When it came to photo
quality, we found an especially wide gulf between what we liked
and disliked about the Fujifilm FinePix A350. On the plus side,
many of the photos exhibited a broader dynamic range than we're
used to seeing from inexpensive point-and-shoot cameras. The
colors were richly saturated, but they didn't appear unnatural
and generally had a vibrant and tactile quality that should
transfer well to prints. Dark hues were often unusually
lifelike."
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