Fujifilm Ninepin 2700 HD
would be a nice budget mega zoom if it weren't hampered by mediocre performance and a frustrating design With its attractive price less than $250 for 7 megapixels 380mm equivalent and a full set of manual and semi manual controls Fujifilm FinePix 2700 HD seems quite a compelling buy for the budget-strapped mega zoom shooter.Fujifilm FinePix 2700 HD which from simply odd in places you increase shutter speed and aperture with the down arrow and decrease them via the up arrow to downright frustrating in others---every button requires a press and hold to you how many times I accidentally ended up in macro mode or enabling the flash because I didn't press the exposure .
check that it was ready for the down/up shutter speed input before making--eventually pace but I don't want to lose two seconds waiting for the interface every time I need to --- I suggest trying the S700 in a store before buying to make sure you've got the requisite patience.
It's a pity, because those lethargic buttons lead to a broad selection of controls unusual for this price class. These include three metering options Fujifilm FinePix 2700 HD manual white balance and a handful of single--or manual autofocus, sensitivity settings up to ISO 1600--auto area select or user area select from 36 autofocus points; flash compensation; and exposure bracketing.
Then there are the borderline , A High-Speed Shooting mode speeds focus by limiting the hunting zones to beyond 3.3 feet. Since that precludes focusing on you have to know in advance that your subject will never approach you, diminishing its And you have to remember to turn it like me you'll wonder why the camera can't focus on The S700 also offers Top 3 continuous-shooting mode--three shots only but it's even less useful.
Fujifilm FinePix 2700 HD leads the pack at eking every bit of marketing possible out of high---Like many competitors, the S700 offers a Picture Stabilization---the sensor gain in order to increase shutter speeds. Fujifilm with its Natural Light mode and combo Natural Light/Flash modes, the Fujifilm FinePix 2700 HD sensor gain to boost shutter speed as far as the only difference between it and Picture Stabilization is that you can't use flash in Natural Light mode.
The Natural Light/Flash hybrid mode takes two sequential shots--one with Flash and one at a high ISO/fast-shutter-speed setting--and lets you select your preferred photo at your leisure, "Fujifilm FinePix 2700 HD " which dials back the flash output and--you guessed it--combines it with a In theory, Intelligent flash , you the best of both worlds; a more natural color light plus higher shutter-speed sharpness.
Though the lens is fairly slow its maximum aperture f/3.5 at the shortest focal length--the S700 demonstrates reasonably good exposure latitude Fujifilm Ninepin 2700 HD.
