Just posted! Fuji FinePix F810 Zoom review
Just posted! Our review of Fujifilm's FinePix F810 Zoom, which uses the same 4th Generation Super CCD sensor as the S7000 zoom to produce 12 megapixel files from 6.3 million effective pixels. With a 4x (32.5 - 130mm equiv.) zoom and full photographic control in a slim, stylish, all-metal body it certainly looks good on paper, but will the output live up to Fujifilm's claims for its Super CCD technology? See how it shaped up in our concise review.
Note: The F810 zoom shares a lens/sensor unit and internal processing system with (and therefore produces identical results to) the more widely available FinePix E550 Zoom; we will be updating this review to add the E550 shortly.
Click here for our review of the Fuji FinePix F810
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