Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR Expert Reviews

The Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR is a camera with a new generation of image sensor that offers special modes for reducing image noise or improving dynamic range.We found the camera produced attractive images, but struggled in burst-mode speed and video ...

The Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR is a camera that offers a tantalizing hint at a possible future technology. The new EXR sensor has the potential to be very useful, as many current cameras keep adding megapixels to the detriment of image quality. The ...

Fujifilm has developed an interesting new image sensor technology, and the FinePix F200EXR is the first model to use this new hardware. The new sensor can halve its 12-megapixel resolution, and switch into either a mode designed for lower image noise ...

We were very impressed by the level of control that the F200EXR offers. At reduced resolution, it can take photos at up to ISO 12800. There are aperture priority, shutter priority and manual modes. It also has wide variety burst modes, but they're ...

The $370 (street) 12-megapixel Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR point- and-shoot camera reminds me a lot of the $399 Canon PowerShot SD990 IS: Both have a steep price and few exotic features, but yield top-notch image quality. For the same price, you can get ...

Fantastic image quality. Fast recycle times. Crisp, noise-free images up through ISO 400

Pricey. Unexceptional design. Heavy barrel distortion at widest angle. Outdated user interface. Proprietary USB and A/V port

The Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR isn't heavy on features, but this pocket camera takes excellent photos.

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Great overall image quality. Bountiful features. Impressive sensor technology that actually works

Wouldn't even place in a backwoods beauty contest. Lame interface

Mode dial, which flicked out of place with the slightest movement. The Fujifilm Finepix F200EXR's port enclosure and battery/SD card door are burly compared to other compacts in its class. If it weren't for the chrome accents, the Fujifilm Finepix ...

All of the cameras on the above list are small, feature image stabilization and large LCDs, and generally have wide-angle lenses (the only one that doesn't is the Olympus). In this group, the FinePix F200EXR finds itself below average when it comes to ...

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Good all-round performance, Pleasant, unobtrusive user interface, EXR modes perform well (particularly the dynamic range mode), EXR Auto mode makes it easy to get the best out of the sensor, High ISO performance up with the better compacts on the ...

EXR performance doesn't justify a major price premium over more conventional rivals, Unpleasant noise reduction smearing, particularly in 12MP mode, Occasional unexpected artefacts, No histogram for assessing exposure, Limited aperture selection ...

High-dynamic-range, low-noise or high-resolution images from a unique ultra-compact.

The 12 megapixel, 5x zoom Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR isn't your typical point-and-shoot digital camera. It offers a new Super CCD EXR sensor that boasts a higher dynamic range because of its unique design and capacity to change how it captures available ...

Trail-blazing EXR sensor technology ; Dynamic range never seen before in this class ; Very little noise through ISO range ; Easy operation ; Film simulation modes work quite well

No HD video capture ; Noisy operation ; Telephoto length images show distortion and soft edges ; Spotty image stabilization system

With this new sensor technology, the FinePix F200EXR offers the casual photographer a serious point-and-shoot camera at a reasonable price

Introduction The FinePix F200EXR from Fujifilm is the first camera to use a new generation of image sensor, which looks to have some nifty tricks up its sleeve. The EXR sensor offers full 12-megapixel resolution, but there's also the option to ...

• Great potential in the EXR processor • Decent manual controls • Stunning range of ISOs, though at reduced resolution • Unproven technology • Uninspired design • Slow lens • Proprietary ports