Fuji FINEPIX A303 Digital Camera (Fuji-FPA303)

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User Reviews for Fuji FINEPIX A303 Digital Camera (Fuji-FPA303)

Reviewed by: HOOTCH

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Strengths: easy to use.

Weaknesses: battery life is very limited not sure if this is normal for digital cameras or not. shutter speed seems very slow the picture i am taking is normally not what ends up on the camera.

Overall Evaluation: if you want a camera to take pictures of a pet that doesnt sit still very long this is not a very good choice.
Reviewed by: dl66

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Strengths: Great Picture taking. VERY EASY to use in comparison to others i have used.

Weaknesses: Only comes with a 16Mb card so i got the 256Mb card. 16Mb you can take 27 pics on highest quality and 180ish with 256mb

Overall Evaluation: Highly recommended and what great pics..oh i paid 99 for the 256mb card .....well worth it!..If you are looking for a simple easy to use, good quality ca this is the BEST one i found and use now.
Reviewed by: jimmyvaughnjr

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Strengths: The camera produces wonderful still photographs that are easily down loaded into a PC. The camera has no nonsense controls which are easily learned and hence can be used immediately.

Weaknesses: Blurry high action shots, i.e. while panning.

Overall Evaluation: The Fujiflm A303 is an excellent camera for general purpose use. It feels well made and solid and is really an easy to learn camera. The included software's a snap to install and use as well. Only sub $200 or even $300 camera with 3+MP, 3x, 3x...Excellent value!!!
Reviewed by: J_D_RAY

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Strengths: Great shooting quality, easy to use, menu selection is effortless, good battery life. Lightweight and durable, I've had a few cases where the camera has dropped, its still shooting great.

Weaknesses: There isn't a whole lot wrong with this camera. It can take a little time between pictures, especially when shooting at the 3 megapixel resolution, also a slightly limited zoom, but thats it.

Overall Evaluation: I recommend this camera to first time buyers and those looking for a solid and reliable camera. It shoots wonderful stills, great for family pictures.
Reviewed by: CuteAznPup

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Strengths: Excellent quality pictures for this camera, especially for the price of that I purchased it for. Very good point and shoot camera and I love the battery life for this camera.

Weaknesses: None I didn't expect a high end camera when I decided to buy this camera.

Overall Evaluation: I don't know why someone would give 3 stars for a camera because it takes bad action shots. What do you expect from a $200 digital camera?

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