
The Fuji MX-2900 is Fuji's answer to the Nikon
Coolpix 950 and Olympus C-2000Z. Aimed squarely at photographers
looking for a 2+ Megapixel digicam with enough manual features
to be flexible and creative. Specifications are impressive, slightly
higher resolution than its competitors at 1800 x 1200 (other 2
megapixel digicams are typically 1600 x 1200) which of course
gives it the more 35mm like image aspect ratio of 3:2.
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If cameras were to win awards for styling then the
MX-2900 would definetly win the majority of them,
looking like a futuristic cross between an SLR and
traditional compact camera with it's lens skewed to
the side (don't yah love CCD's..) and it's big bulky
grip.
Based on the same basic engine as that found in it's
smaller older brother the MX-2700 (and the same CCD)
menus and operation would be familiar to existing
Fuji owners. One slight oddity with the MX-2900 is
the push-pull zoom control (more of this later).
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