Fujifilm FinePix Z30 Reviews

The Fujifilm FinePix Z30's design (which makes it look like a teen-centric toy) may drive away some prospective buyers, but it does take excellent photos.

Surprisingly good image quality ; easy to use

Rubberized controls are very basic ; some may find the design unattractive

In our lab jury evaluations, the 10-megapixel FinePix Z30 earned an overall Image Quality score of Very Good, with excellent sharpness and exposure levels

The $180 (as of May 19, 2009) Fujifilm FinePix Z30 may look like a toy, but this fashion-first point-and-shoot camera takes excellent photos. Still, you're unlikely to gravitate toward this camera unless you're a teenage girl, due to its youthful ...

Surprisingly good image quality Very easy to use

Rubberized controls are very basic No appeal unless you're a teenage girl

The FinePix Z30 uses SD and SDHC cards for storage; the card slot lies hidden behind the battery door. Fujifilm tucked a USB port under the battery door, too, so you'll have to open the battery compartment to perform a number of options with the ...

Introduction The Z30 is a very compact, fairly inexpensive, 10-megapixel point-and-shoot that will be available soon from Fujifilm for around $180. We got our hands on a bright orange model at PMA in Las Vegas and the little Z30 showed us a couple ...

• Lots of playback effects and settings • Numerous continuous shooting and self-timer modes • Small and compact, but still includes 3x optical zoom • No manual controls • Awkward, clunky design results in poor grip • Cramped buttons on back side ...