Fujifilm FinePix F10

High image quality

Digital noise apparent at higher ISOs

The F10 has strong image quality, easy storage, and a high ISO setting, but images had significant noise even at lower ISOs.

Fuji's Real Photo Technology decreases blur in low-light shots. Large 2.5-inch LCD.

Quickly boosting the ISO can compromise image quality.

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Excellent resolution, Bright, but natural colors, Class-leading battery life, Low noise, Usable ISO 1600 setting (and pretty accurate ISO ratings too!), Clean, sharp results, Fast start-up and operation, very low shutter lag, Superb build and handling,...

No real manual controls, limited scene modes, Slightly high contrast - cannot be changed in-camera, Some commonly-used functions buried in menus, Menu system fiddly, 3-shot limit in continuous mode, Screen can be hard to see in very bright light,...

It may not look it, but the FinePix F10 is something of a revolution, and is probably the first time a compact camera has really shown the potential offered by Super CCD for high resolution, high sensitivity and low noise.

Excellent resolution Bright, but natural colors Class-leading battery life Low noise Usable ISO 1600 setting (and pretty accurate ISO ratings too!) Clean, sharp results Fast start-up and operation, very low shutter lag Superb build and handling Good...

No real manual controls, limited scene modes Slightly high contrast - cannot be changed in-camera Some commonly-used functions buried in menus Menu system fiddly 3-shot limit in continuous mode Screen can be hard to see in very bright light Screen...

It may not look it, but the FinePix F10 is something of a revolution, and is probably the first time a compact camera has really shown the potential offered by Super CCD for high resolution, high sensitivity and low noise. I cannot emphasize enough the...

The results achieve by the Fujifilm FinePix F10 really appealed to me. True-to-nature colour rendition and bright images containing detail. In short, the camera lives up to its expectations. It's a no-nonsense digital camera with the latest technique...

Amazing high-ISO performance, far better than any other consumer-level digital camera, Excellent detail, very little subject detail lost to anti-noise processing, Manual white balance option handles incandescent lighting very well, Better than average...

Skin tones a bit oversaturated, tend to come out a bit too pink, Exposure adjustment doesn't affect flash exposures at all, tendency to underexpose flash shots, Auto and Incandescent white balance settings handle incandescent lighting better than in...

Excellent photo quality ; Great high ISO performance for a non-SLR camera ; Large 2.5" LCD display; visible in bright outdoor light and dim indoor light ; Robust performance (save for continuous shooting mode) ; Fairly compact metal body ; Powerful...

Above average purple fringing; some photos were overexposed (easy to fix though) ; Redeye ; Terminal adapter required for using I/O ports ; No optical viewfinder ; Unimpressive continuous shooting modes ; Needs more manual controls ; Flimsy plastic...

All-in-all though I really liked the F10 and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants a point-and-shoot camera with great photo quality, low light shooting abilities, and a nice movie mode.