foto_ninja
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Actually I'm a Canon user having an A70 and a S2 camera, but I was looking for a reasonable camera to do night shots. I was glad that Fuji released the F20, which is a very nice camera indeed.
Construction: The camera gives a good feeling, since I travel a lot I got an original Fuji case. It paid off to have a good case, I can classify the camera as robust.
Features: I do sometime miss manual controls, I use usually the auto mode and then use software to get the desired result
Image quality: As mentioned, the aim was to have a camera to use it in low light condition. I do a lot of night shots, I like the way I can avoid flashing around and save also battery life. Also it is wonderful taking indoor videos, the quality is almost better then my S2.
Canon still is the best when doing daylight photography but when it comes to lowlight conditions, bravo F20.
Ease of use: I think the camera is fine, to me it is important to take snapshots right in the middle of events, the camera doe's it very well. Battery is very good, I can almost take 1,3 Gb before the battery quits.
Value for money: Considering the lowlight quality, any other camera would have cost more, the camera is a money saver.
Problems:
As mentioned I hardly use the camera for daylight shooting, once I did a test with my Canon cameras and I was disappointed, sure you can use the preselect modes but it's not the same.
Construction: The camera gives a good feeling, since I travel a lot I got an original Fuji case. It paid off to have a good case, I can classify the camera as robust.
Features: I do sometime miss manual controls, I use usually the auto mode and then use software to get the desired result
Image quality: As mentioned, the aim was to have a camera to use it in low light condition. I do a lot of night shots, I like the way I can avoid flashing around and save also battery life. Also it is wonderful taking indoor videos, the quality is almost better then my S2.
Canon still is the best when doing daylight photography but when it comes to lowlight conditions, bravo F20.
Ease of use: I think the camera is fine, to me it is important to take snapshots right in the middle of events, the camera doe's it very well. Battery is very good, I can almost take 1,3 Gb before the battery quits.
Value for money: Considering the lowlight quality, any other camera would have cost more, the camera is a money saver.
Problems:
As mentioned I hardly use the camera for daylight shooting, once I did a test with my Canon cameras and I was disappointed, sure you can use the preselect modes but it's not the same.
