Fujifilm FinePix Z33WP

The user interface isn’t the best in its class, but not bad either. It’s not intuitive enough for a first-timer to get used to quickly. The menus are displayed in almost full screen and in some cases there are multiple pages. Also, each parameter has a...

Sharp 20x zoom lens. Compact body. Good control layout

Noisy photos at high ISOs

The F750EXR starts and shoots in about 2.2 seconds, captures a 6-shot burst of photos at about 3 frames per second, and records a 0.3-second shutter lag. This level of performance is good for a compact superzoom, but not the best we've seen. The...

Easy, quick user interface ; Good underwater performance ; GPS works well ; Affordable

Overall image quality is only average; color and saturation seem off ; Doesn’t handle dark settings well

The Fujifilm XP 150 makes an affordable tough cam for places you wouldn’t venture with a more fragile cam, but doesn’t perform well enough to replace a general point-and-shoot camera.

Even though our test results were a mixed bag, we had a good time shooting with the F750EXR, and found it to be a flexible, comfortable camera for everyday shooting in most lighting conditions. Although the body design is rounded and appears somewhat...

Nice chassis, sleek design ; Small for a GPS camera ; Capable pocket superzoom ; Solid hardware features (impressive sensor technology, fast, powerful processor)

In-camera UI is clunky and unintuitive ; Little low on the firmware features (no filters, unimpressive in-camera experience) ; On the pricey side for what you’re getting

The Finepix F770 EXR is a hard sell. It’s equal parts fast and slow – the impressive sensor and processor mean the thing technically operates quickly, but the disappointing UI leaves you wanting more.

For at least the past few years, Fujifilm has flooded the market with superzooms, including a few higher-end models and a few, let’s say, budget-ready models. This year’s S4500 is one of those budget models, packing a 30x zoom range into a $269 body.

Fujifilm has put out a couple really basic point-and-shoot cameras to build from their last year’s models. The T400 is one of these, but we don’t feel like it has added much value since last year. In fact, we did a full review of the T300 from last...

The S4200 is a high-end bridge model from Fujifilm, designed as a successor to the S4000 from last year. The top of this line, the S4500 was not available at CES, the only difference being that the S4500 has a 30x zoom and the S4200 has a 24x zoom.

What we saw of the X10 at PhotoPlus was very encouraging. We were told that our demo model was a pre-production version, but we have a tough time believing that what we saw will be much different from what consumers will get when it debuts in in early...

The FinePix Z33WP is not a great camera. It took images with merely acceptable color and detail and rather poor looking movies. But it is a cheap camera, costing about $140. And the waterproofing makes it a great camera for taking to the beach: it'll...