Fujifilm FinePix Z20fd

usability, image quality, portability, price, size

88% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, performance, image quality, size

durability, viewfinder

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

usability, design, price

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Fits comfortably in pocket and hand. Four tiny feet add stability for low-light shots and self-portraits. Pretty, saturated prints

Startup not the quickest among its peers. Upper-end ISO images are noisy

Tiny, compact size ; Excellent feel and quality ; Face Detection Technology ; Good selection of useful preset shooting modes ; Large 2.5-inch LCD is usable in very bright light ; ISO up to 1,600 ; Generally good color and exposure ; 10-megapixel CCD...

Strong blurring on the left side of the frame at wide angle and telephoto ; Image noise high at ISO 400 and up, with altered color balance and strong noise grain at ISO 1,600 ; Some oversaturation of strong reds and blues ; Slightly soft definition of...

Exposure control remains automatic, though a range of preset shooting modes aims to accommodate many commonly tricky situations, such as beach scenes and fast action. Additionally, there's Face Detection for better portraits, Picture Stabilization for...

Attractive price, Hip style and color options, White balance performance a plus, Better-than-average performance at ISO 800 and beyond

Flash still problematic, AF can be slow, continuous shooting slower, Severely clipped highlights a persistent issue, The lens hasn't gotten any better

Whilst the Z20fd is primarily a camera and delivered on this with its high quality images, Fujifilm's design team took a step further in offering a number of trendy colors, coupled with a pleasant chassis design. In short, you'll be getting your...

Fujifilm's Picture Stabilization Technology uses higher sensitivities - up to ISO 1600 in the Z20fd - and faster shutter and operational speeds, that help reduce camera shake, allowing photographers to capture the moment just as it was meant to be...

Slim, easy to use

Picture quality not fantastic, slow autofocus

It’s a slim and simple camera, but Fujifilm’s Finepix Z20fd will only suit amateur users who aren’t overly concerned with image sharpness and quality.

Colour

Lens cover, image quality average, video quality poor

The bright colours might be a refreshing change, however the camera and its features aren't.

Slim, easy to use

Picture quality not fantastic, slow autofocus

For recording images, no removable media is supplied in the box, though there is an option for using either xD-Picture Card or the more common SD variety, plus a 45MB internal capacity to fall back on. Though colourful, there is a disappointing overall...