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Fujifilm A340 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom & Finepix CP-FXA10 Cradle| Manufacturer: | FUJIFILM | | List price: | $249.95 |
| Our price: | that is 100% off! |
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| Fujifilm A340 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom & Finepix CP-FXA10 Cradle |
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Average rating:  |  |
Good camera...but... |
PROS
- 4 megapixel photos.
- Long battery life.
- Easy to use, just read.
- Just 7 buttons all optios in menu...(like using windows)
- Great Photos and in a 128MB you get 133 pictures in 4 MP or 66 in 4 MP+fine
- Easy conection to the pc just conect(like usb key, you can use it like) , and fast transfer speed.
- Great Auto mode and Macro modes (pleace read the manual)
- AutoFocus and good Zoom
- Great price
CONS
- Taking pictures at nigh is very hard because the LCD don`t show anything (but use the viewfinder, like 35 mm camera) and the working flash range is about 3 meters.
- Very soft case...
- Wend the handshake is detected is better no to take a picture, it will be moved.
I really love the camera, because is good poketsize and easy to use, just buy some memory 128 or 256 like me and you can get the camera everywere....i recomended for casual pictures....but not for profesional pictures (like calendar pictures or...)if you like it pay it ($800 Canon EOS) |
| Fujifilm A340 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom & Finepix CP-FXA10 Cradle - FUJIFILM |  |
Not professional quality, but for the price... |
I am used to the APS variety of point & shoots, and I miss the panoramic and zooming of the last one I had (Nikon). However the thing's zooming lens broke twice, so I decided to finally go digital.
I did not want to break the bank, and wanted to keep the price reasonable and still get a quality product. The whole outfit was under $215, so I think I did ok, but I am not 100% happy with the camera.
I agree with another reviewer about the plastic lens cover... What a pain to open & close repeatedly to get the camera going again! And it is flimsy, afraid I'll snap it off in a year or 2.
As far as pic quality, i think my aps did a better or comparable job. The zoom isn't nearly good enough, and the blurring from night and no flash and macro modes is annoying as heck... If you're not using a tripod, forget using these settings, which I think is riduculous.
On the other hand, for a beginner digital user, this camera is a good-enough point & shoot. "Good enough...". For another $100 or so, go for more zoom capability.
Other good points, charges quickly, Pictbridge no-PC printing. Other bad points, kind of bulky and heavy.
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| FUJIFILM - Fujifilm A340 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom & Finepix CP-FXA10 Cradle | |
You can't take a bad picture with it! |
Pros: Great value, easy to use, takes great pictures indoors & out. Some reviewers seem disapointed they aren't automatically getting "professional" results, but I have a 35mm rig with a half-dozen lenses for when I want to shoot seriously - The A340 excels for what it is, which is a great point-and-shoot digital camera that is small enough to keep in your bag or jacket pocket at all times. I used to have an A303 that I loved until a friend dropped it - money was tight so I went out to pick up a cheap $99 digital camera and an SD card to get me by, but for a few bucks more I found the A340 bundled with the dock and rechargable battery. The A340 takes great pictures as I expected, plus I am able to use the memory cards I already had from my last camera. At first I thought I would never use the dock (I already have plenty of rechargable batteries and a picture card reader), but the dock also allows you to use the A340 as a webcam!
Cons: The included software is not the most intuitive I've ever used, save yourself some grief and pick up a compatible USB picture card reader so you can just drag and drop your pictures from the card - they are available at any decent electronics store for under $10. I'm not real crazy about the xD picture cards - they work well and are nice and compact, but only Fuji and Olympus products use them - it would be nice if the camera used SD or MMC cards so I could also use them in other devices (although, luckily most of my friends happened to choose a Fuji digital camera also, so we can swap cards if we need to, which is nice). As another reviewer pointed out the xD cards are slightly more expensive, but you can still pick up a 256MB card for around $30 if you shop around. Based upon my previous experience with the A303, I wish the Fuji cameras were a bit more "ruggedized" - I suggest buying a good case or pouch to secure your camera! |
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