Fuji 4900Z reviews galore!
Published Dec 4, 2000
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dpreview staff
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 Must
be Fuji Monday or something, both DC Resource and A-Digital-Eye have published
their own reviews of Fujifilm's Finepix 4900Z, this camera has certainly
gained a lot of interest from the webmasters but how did it perform for
them? "The camera is also one of the fastest out there, with minimal
processing times. The build quality is very good, and the camera includes
an attractive bundle.", "Overall, the Fujifilm FinePix 4900
is an advanced camera with very good to excellent results in actual usage,
especially in rendering colors"
Click
here for DC Resource's review of the Fujifilm 4900Z
Click
here for A-Digital-Eye's review of the Fujifilm 4900Z
Click here our review
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