Review on 📷 Fujifilm FinePix S1000fd 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera - Black by Julie Serrano

It's amazing that you can now get a 10 megapixel camera with 12x optical zoom for only $200. Some amazing features include: - Ability to capture panoramas in camera. The camera helps me line up the second and third images correctly, but even when I do it handheld the result is surprisingly solid. Bracketing with multiple options from -1 to +1 EV. Multiple white balance modes, and of course, you can preview the white balance before shooting. WHAT I LIKE: - small, light (the smallest superzoom I've read) - ranges from basic shooting to shooting with a versatile, adaptable camera. Everything you need to know about photography before switching to DSLRs, you can learn on this camera (manual exposure, aperture priority, white balance, etc.) - saturated colors in chroma mode, oversaturated but OK - you can preset all several custom Modes in an accessible way. - Surprisingly low noise at ISO 64. I personally would avoid anything over 100, so it's best in bright light or with a flash. - I never have to change lenses or worry about the dust on the sensor chip. - Fun and easy to use, with many useful features. to play with - Impressive 3-photo panorama built into the camera - For about half the price I get twice the camera as I did 3 years ago. - Very important. - You can view your shot with histogram exposure information if you want. WHAT I DON'T LIKE: - It has an even longer shutter lag than my old 2005 Fujifilm S5100. Usually you get the moment AFTER the moment. You tried to capture. - very noisy and with strong color fringes at higher ISO values.