And this from Ben ?

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

eric noack said:

Problems

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Hideho! said:

eric noack said:

Problems

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

eric noack said:

Hideho! said:

eric noack said:

Problems

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

eric noack said:

Hideho! said:

eric noack said:

Problems

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Jared Hunter said:

http://www.pbase.com/mu/nikon_5mp_vs_fuji_3mp

eric noack said:

Hideho! said:

eric noack said:

Problems

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

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eric noack said:

Agreed , no lame duck pics here
the 5700 is a quantum leap forward for nikon in this bracket.how is
the S1?

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John-D said:

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eric noack said:

Jared Hunter said:

http://www.pbase.com/mu/nikon_5mp_vs_fuji_3mp

eric noack said:

Hideho! said:

eric noack said:

Problems

eric noack said:

This boy must be confused.
Happy and disappointed at the same time.

Opinion
Hi, I'm from Singapore, sold off my 7 months old first digital
camera Fujifilm 2800z and upgrade to Fujifilm S602z on 4 Jun 2002.
After taking some shots and trying some of the functions for about
a month, I'm very happy and satisfied with its features. Some
reasons why I upgrade to S602 compared to 6900 and 2800 is because:

i.) It can take both CF type I & II and SmartMedia cards.

ii.) Unlimited time video recording with audio

iii.) Uses AA size battery (recommend to use AA rechargeable
battery more economical)

iv.) Improved CCD (3rd Generation)

v.) Super Macro mode setting (Can take a picture as close as 1cm or
less than ½ inch from the lens)

vi.) Camera has a very firm grip and well balanced weight like
holding a SLR pro camera

vii.) Fast focus and shutter speed when taking a shot

viii.) ISO can be set up to 800 & 1600

Beside the improve features, it also gives an excellent image
quality for a 3MP & 6MP (interpolated) digital camera with 6x zoom.
Great shots for day outdoor scenery.

Although I read a lot of review and comparison between the S602z
and Nikon 5700. What really made me decided to buy the S602z rather
than waiting for the Nikon 5700 to be out in July 2002 was that the
LCD screen is very small 1.5" for Nikon 5700 as compare to 1.8" for
S602 and in long run AA size battery either alkaline or
rechargeable is more practical instead of using the Lithium-Ion
type battery & charger which is more costly. Price are more
expensive for the Nikon 5700 due to it's brand and 5MP.

Would like to share some of the shots taken with my S602z camera
with different setting:

http://www.pbase.com/byktan/s602z

Problems
For such a digital camera with 3MP should give at least a 64MB
SmartMedia or CF card instead of the 16MB card. What can I shoot
for a 16MB if I set to 3M Fine or 6M Fine?

Disappointed with the low light auto-focus problem, start appearing
the hand shaking icon on the EVF or LCD even under lighting which I
thought wasn't that "Low" at all. Even a room with floor area 4 x 5
m2 with a florescent light also consider "Low" light. Have to use
built-in or external flash. Need tripod stand if flash not use.
Built-in flash range not long distance enough, up to 3-4m only.

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Jared Hunter said:

eric noack said:

Jared Hunter said:

http://www.pbase.com/mu/nikon_5mp_vs_fuji_3mp

eric noack said:

Hideho! said:

If you want to upgrade your 6900z, then the 602z isn't an upgrade,
is a sideways move. An upgrade is the Nikon 5700.

eric noack wrote:

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Jared Hunter said:

Jared Hunter said:

Jared Hunter said:

Jared Hunter said:

Jared Hunter said:

of maturity and your age.

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http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

Click to expand...

Click to expand...

--
http://www.fototime.com/inv/757AE7C15569148
You only live once ,and always suck the lemon.
have a nice day and don't loose your head, it will show your lack
of maturity and your age.

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