📷 Fujifilm FinePix S9800: High-Performance Digital Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD (Black) Review

OMG. Too big for the price. The photos I took with him in Japan are top notch. The only downside is that it's not a great camera when you're shaking. If you're shaking, take a lightweight tripod with you. Most surprisingly, it stopped traffic when I snapped a photo of a bullet train traveling at 175 mph+ (yes, miles per hour). Great joy!

I bought the camera before I rode a motorcycle. I'm not a great photographer and usually the complexity of the cameras prevents me from getting the right shot. This camera takes great photos in any one of several easy-to-select auto modes. If you want to go to the user settings, that option is there too. I personally love the fact that it runs on AA batteries because you can always pop in new ones when needed, some people think I'm crazy.

Who am I to review a camera I know so little about? But I can say that ten years after buying my first FUJI, which has taken good pictures over the years, this is the second camera that has made me happy! It takes great pictures, has a lot of tricks I'll probably never explore, and it seems to have the same longevity as the 5600, which I'll actually use. However, there is one detail that I find worthy of criticism: the old 5600 can be connected to the mains without any problems, but with this…

This is an excellent bridge camera (superzoom) with excellent performance. 2.9 (wide-angle - 24mm focal length, 35mm equivalent). The widest zoom lens opening (minimum f-number) is F6.5 on a 1200mm 35mm equivalent lens. In general, for a given focal length, a lens will be faster (smaller f-number); it is considered the best and has a higher price. Similarly, digital cameras' shorter focal lengths do not allow for smaller apertures (larger F-numbers like 11, 16, 22), making the cameras…