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Fujifilm FinePix A150

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$126.99

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About - Fujifilm FinePix A150
The FinePix A150 is a point & shoot digital camera available from Fujifilm. The FinePix A150 typically costs $126.99. Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on point & shoot digital camera models like the FinePix A150. Optical zoom: Magnifies the image using a real multifocal-length lens, whereas a digital zoom uses electronics to enlarge the center portion of the image using interpolation. Some cameras have both optical and digital zoom. The optical-zoom range is what really matters; image quality decreases the further one goes into the digital-zoom range. The magnification ratio available for optical zoom is expressed by a value such as 2X or 3X. A 2X optical zoom with a minimum focal length of 7 mm would have a maximum focal length of 14 mm. Wide angle: This shows which model has a lens that can zoom as wide as a 28 mm lens.

About - Fujifilm FinePix A150

The FinePix A150 is a point & shoot digital camera available from Fujifilm. The FinePix A150 typically costs $126.99.

Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on point & shoot digital camera models like the FinePix A150.

Optical zoom:: Magnifies the image using a real multifocal-length lens, whereas a digital zoom uses electronics to enlarge the center portion of the image using interpolation. Some cameras have both optical and digital zoom. The optical-zoom range is what really matters; image quality decreases the further one goes into the digital-zoom range. The magnification ratio available for optical zoom is expressed by a value such as 2X or 3X. A 2X optical zoom with a minimum focal length of 7 mm would have a maximum focal length of 14 mm.
Wide angle:: This shows which model has a lens that can zoom as wide as a 28 mm lens.

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The budget FinePix J and A series are the lowest priced. A step-up is the F series cameras, which offer more advanced features. The Z series models are the subcompacts. FinePix models include practical features such as the ability to fire two quick shots, with and without flash. Most new models have a slot for xD cards and another for less-expensive SD. Some models in the super zoom S-series are large and include long zoom lenses. Select EXR models include special modes that let the sensor adapt to the subject you're shooting. Fujifilm also makes a waterproof WP-series subcompact and has recently developed a 3-D point-and-shoot. The expensive FinePix S Pro series SLRs target pro shooters, and the IS series of SLRs and point-and-shoots includes special models that are sensitive to ultraviolet and infrared light. Fujifilm doesn't offer lenses, but SLR models accept Nikon or compatible lenses from third-party manufacturers.
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The budget FinePix J and A series are the lowest priced. A step-up is the F series cameras, which offer more advanced features. The Z series models are the subcompacts. FinePix models include practical features such as the ability to fire two quick shots, with and without flash. Most new models have a slot for xD cards and another for less-expensive SD. Some models in the super zoom S-series are large and include long zoom lenses. Select EXR models include special modes that let the sensor adapt to the subject you're shooting. Fujifilm also makes a waterproof WP-series subcompact and has recently developed a 3-D point-and-shoot. The expensive FinePix S Pro series SLRs target pro shooters, and the IS series of SLRs and point-and-shoots includes special models that are sensitive to ultraviolet and infrared light. Fujifilm doesn't offer lenses, but SLR models accept Nikon or compatible lenses from third-party manufacturers.

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Features & Specs - Fujifilm FinePix A150
Optical zoom Magnifies the image using a real multifocal-length lens, whereas a digital zoom uses electronics to enlarge the center portion of the image using interpolation. Some cameras have both optical and digital zoom. The optical-zoom range is what really matters; image quality decreases the further one goes into the digital-zoom range. The magnification ratio available for optical zoom is expressed by a value such as 2X or 3X. A 2X optical zoom with a minimum focal length of 7 mm would have a maximum focal length of 14 mm. Optical zoom	3x
Image stabilizer This feature minimizes the effect of camera shake. Image stabilizer	No
Face detection Face detection uses in-camera software to automatically set the focus, exposure, and color balance so that faces appear sharp, well exposed, and the proper color. Face detection	No
Wide angle This shows which model has a lens that can zoom as wide as a 28 mm lens. Wide angle	Yes
Manual controls Some cameras allow the user to set the aperture (f-stop), shutter speed, or (usually) both. This feature is used to override the automatic exposure settings when more control is needed. During a sporting event for example, you may want to use a high shutter speed to freeze the action. Or, you may want to use a low shutter speed to blur moving objects (like a waterfall) while keeping stationary objects sharp. Using shallow depths of field can be used to blur the background of photos while keeping the foreground in focus. Typically up/down arrow keys are used to change settings displayed on the LCD or in the viewfinder. These controls are not as easy to use as on conventional film cameras. Manual controls	No
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