#Fujifilm S5700 User'S Manual Finepix S5700

Fujifilm S5700 User'S Manual Finepix S5700

Fujifilm FinePix S700 / S800 PDF Owners.Pre-PMA 2007: Fujifilm has chosen today to announce its PMA 2007 compact digital cameras, starting with the upgrade to the popular S5600 budget super zoom. (74 pages) Fujifilm digital camera owners manual finepix s5700, finepix s700 (180 pages). Indeed, this camera now brings Full HD recording, enabling 1080i recording at up to 60fps.A310 EG Service Manual.

Use of the SD Memory Cards listed below is recommended. In this Owner’s Manual, these cards are expressed as Memory Card. You can use the xDPicture Card and the SD Memory Card with the FinePix S5700 / FinePix S700. It's a solid upgrade but we're not sure that the claim from the press release that it's 'the.

Images lean a little towards the over-exposed side for some subjects, particularly at the far end of the zoom range.Although there is a wide sensitivity range offered, there's a serious degradation in quality past the ISO 1600 mark, which will probably categorise the higher settings as last resort material. Otherwise, the body fits perfectly in even a ham-sized grip, with the useful addition of a dedicated video recording button on the rear and a secondary zoom selector where the left thumb sits.For the most part, the Fuji FinePix S8200 offers pretty consistent performance in terms of exposure and balance. That isn't to say that there are no differences, however.Gone is the directional pad, replaced with a rotational dial, which serves double duty, both giving quick access to the usual macro, flash and timer settings, while also enabling you to change, depending on mode, the aperture, shutter speed or brightness with a flick of the thumb.Unfortunately the camera's overall diminutive stature means that the dial is still in a position that may require a little bit of thumb contortion if your hands are fairly large. Build quality and handlingA little larger than its predecessor, the Fuji S8200 retains much of the same design, with near-identical top layouts and little changed on the rear of the camera either. This may not be a feature you use every day, but it's incredibly fun - even if the results are tiny. By choosing to sacrifice image size, it's possible to double the frame rate and get some quite extraordinary results a tiny 320 x 120 fame will get you a droplet-freezing 480fps, for example.

We found ourselves struggling to discern if a shot was in focus from the screen alone, especially in bright outdoor conditions.Sadly, the ageing EVF system didn't make much of a difference, with a cold colour cast making it difficult to gauge shots. What's more, it's conveniently accessible simply by rotating the mode selection dial, and couldn't be easier if it tried.While most of the camera's other features performed well, the quality of the screen was a little disappointing. At the wide range of the lens, however, we found pretty good sharpness across the whole of the image, with no barrel distortion or warping.Overall, features were responsive, with high-speed bursts being processed with surprising speed considering the number of images captured - the Fuji S8200 manages 10fps at full resolution.The built-in panorama mode features Fuji's responsive Motion Panorama system, which offers easy, fast capture though a guided sweep of the camera. As you'd expect, you lose a little crispness at maximum zoom, but there was still an impressive amount of detail visible.You will need a pretty steady hand if you expect to get any images at that range, however, because even with the built-in stabilisation, it's hard to get a stable shot even in bright light.

And while it has a host of new features, we can't honestly say that there is much that sets it apart from other cameras in the same bracket. VerdictWhile the Fuji S8200's reach is certainly incredible, we found it, ironically, performing best under close-up conditions. Check out our sample images and labs results on the following pages to see what we mean.

Final verdictThat said, while the similarly priced Nikon L820 features a smaller build and a much higher resolution screen, coupled with comparable features, you'll struggle to find a similar model with the same zoom range as the Fuji S8200. We dislikedThe lack of support for some features you'd come to expect in a modern camera, such as raw support and a higher quality screen, do tend to hold it back, as do a few hard to access routes to certain options. There's also no denying that with that zoom range, both at the extreme telephoto and at the macro, you can get as far or as close as you could ever want.

Fujifilm S5700 User&#39;S Manual

Fujifilm S5700 User'S Manual