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Manufacturer's Description

Fuji FinePix S5200 Digital Camera

The FinePiz S5200 digital camera brings you Real Photo Technology to capture your treasured moments just as your eye sees them. Combining the new RP Processor, 5th Generation Super CCD-HR Sensor and Fujinon Lens Optics, the S5200 delivers ultra-high sensitivity with low noise, faster operational speeds and reduced power consumption. This allows you to capture priceless memories of photographs with every nuance of light and color, even in low light situations without a flash. For even greater versatility, the S5200 lets you get started with full Auto mode and when you're ready to move on, you can choose from Manual, Macro, Movie, Burst/Continuous or 5 other pre-programmed Scene Position Modes (Portrait, Night Scene, Landscape, Natural Light and Anti-Blur). Plus, color control modes allow you to choose from standard, chrome and black and white modes. When it comes to viewing your shots, whether you use the electronic viewfinder (EVF) or the 1.8" LCD monitor, you'll get clear, crisp images at 115,000 pixel resolution. The EVF receives images through the lens for a traditional photographic feel. The 1.8" LCD delivers clear images in capture or playback mode. Sensing ambient light, the LCD automatically adjusts brightness for optimum viewing indoors or outdoors, with manual control for additional brightness. The S5200's state-of-the-art system makes auto focusing quicker and more precise than ever with continuous auto focusing mode. AF-Assist Illuminator assures accurate focus on specific areas in low light. Coupled with the high powered Fujinon Lens Optics, the S5200 is sure deliver amazing images everywhere you go, every time you shoot.

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Product Specifications for

Fuji FinePix S5200 Digital Camera

Image Quality
Max Vertical Image Resolution	1944 pixels
Maximum Video Capture Resolution	640 x 480 (VGA)
Number of Resolution Modes	6
Video Capture Format	AVI\|MJPEG
Image Format	DPOF\|EXIF\|JPEG\|RAW
Maximum Frame Rate	30 frames/s (fps)
Max Horizontal Image Resolution	2592 pixels

Lens Features
Max Zoom	57 X
Min Focus Distance	1.2 in
Max Aperture	3.2 1/f
Digital Zoom	5.7 X
Focus Features	Auto Focus\|Manual Focus\|Multiple Point Focusing
Min Focal Length	6.4 mm
Optical Zoom	10 X
Lens Mount	Fixed
Max Focal Length	64 mm

Reference
Warranty Information	1 Year Limited Warranty
URL	http://www.fujifilm.com/JSP/fuji/epartners/digitalS5200Overview.jsp

Shutter Performance
Maximum Shutter Speed	2000 1/f
Continuous Shooting Speed	2 frames/s (fps)
Minimum Shutter Speed	15 sec.
Shutter Lag	0.01 second(s)

Image Processor
Image Sensor Quantity	1
Number of Image Sensor Pixels	5220000
Image Sensor	CCD
Image Sensor Size	0.4 in

Dimensions
Weight	13.1 oz
Depth	4.4 in
normalized-Weight	13.1
Width	3.3 in
Height	4.4 in

Other Features
Power Source	(4) AA Battery\|AC Input\|Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) Battery\|Rechargeable Battery
LCD Screen Size	1.8 in
General Features	Flash Cancel (On/Off)\|Photo Date/Time Stamping\|Red-Eye Reduction\|Self Timer\|Slow Speed Sync\|Voice Recorder
Included Components	Carrying Strap\|Lens Cover\|PC Connection Cable\|Recording Media
Interface Connection	USB - Universal Serial Bus\|Video - Out (Unspecified)
Flash Characteristics	Built-in Flash\|Forced Flash

Exposure Controls
ISO Equivalencies	100\|1600\|200\|400\|64\|800
Number of Scene Modes	6
Exposure Settings	Aperture Priority\|Auto Exposure\|Exposure Bracketing\|Manual Exposure\|Multiple Program Modes\|Shutter Priority
White Balance	Auto\|Preset Modes
Metering Characteristics	Center-weighted Average\|Multi-Segment\|Spot\|TTL\|Zone

Storage
Removable Flash Memory Included	16 MB
Memory Type	xD-Picture Card

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Most recent User Reviews for

Fuji FinePix S5200 Digital Camera

Reviewed by: lilyellowstr

10-07-07

Duration of ownership: 11 Months

Strengths: Nice looking case , good location of buttons , decent low light shooting .

Weaknesses:ERRORS w/ viewing photos , FOCUS ERROR -Have to send in to fix , extended zoom causes fuzy edges,

Overall Evaluation: I have had some decent shots with this camera I won't lie but I've also had my share of issues. The Focus error being the latest. I was at the zoo i had not dropped my camera but was in the middle of shooting and my camera just stopped working. The quick fixes the Fuji web site advises does not work so i have to send it . I've also had issues with viewing my pictures afterwards on the digital display .The quick fix for this was temp. the problem still occurs. I wish I could say that I was the only person who has had this issue however if you do a quick search fro "Focus Error Fuji" You'll see it's not just a few and not just this Camera it seems to be an issue with Fuji cameras in general.. I am so disappointed. I almost did not post but I wonder how many people have had this problem ? I believe its something FUJI needs to acknowledge its not just a few camera models but most all of Fuji cameras encounter this. My next Camera will be a Cannon. Fuji's got their money from me . Sorry Fuji great quality color prints on film but camera reliability is important as well. No working camera no pictures.
Reviewed by: Noitcefrep

04-26-07

Duration of ownership: 5 Months

Strengths: -host of manual functions -10X zoom -Great contrast and focus -multi-purpose camera ready for anything

Weaknesses:-Manual focus takes too long -zoom controlled solely by motor -auto focus seems to search for quite a while (sometimes)

Overall Evaluation: The Fujifilm FinePix S 5200 Digital Camera excels in many areas and has earned itself the top ranking in the few digital cameras I have owned. Features such as the 10X zoom make this camera a multi-purpose device that gives virtually professional results for a fraction of the cost. Notice however, that I said "virtually" - as this camera only boasts 5MP, prints are limited in size, whereas 10MP camera with similar features, along with interchangeable lenses, would this camera be truly professional. The speeds at which this camera performs is impressive, although drawbacks include the awkward controls of manual zoom (as, in some cases, the zoom fails in auto and finishes its search far from accurate, whereupon manual is necessary, although takes far too long). All in all, this camera is great - if you're looking for a camera for general purposes, but want superior quality, then get this one. Note, however, that this camera isn't exactly "compact" and requires a case of its own (can't simply pocket this one). If you're looking for professional results, then the next step would be a DSLR, which are dramatically more expensive and more complex to use (such as the Nikon D200, at $1700 for just the body).
Reviewed by: hnagaty

01-07-07

Duration of ownership:

Strengths:

Weaknesses:The camera is un-reliable and the technical support is useless.Poor and small LCD screen. The manual focus is hard to use.

Overall Evaluation: My S5600 malfunctioned after using it for only 4 months. It displayed a "focus error" message and didn't take any shots.The Fujifilm representative in Egypt denied the international warranty (as I didn't buy it from Egypt, though it DOES have an international warranty). They requested a lot of money for fixing it (almost two thirds the price of a brand new camera then). And above all, they were a bit reluctant to fix it, which conveyed to me a message that they may not be educated enough to fix it. Actually, I was afraid to pay two thirds its price and then still have problems with it.So, I had it fixed at my expenses at Fujifilm representative in Dubai. But again, I regret that decision. Dubai technicians turned out to be by no means educated to fix a camera. They fixed the "focus error" message, but caused two other problems. The AF assist lamp doesn't work at all, and all the camera shots are blurred and out of focus. All the photos look bad, they doesn't even match the quality of a cheap 3MP point and shoot camera. The result is that still after paying to fix it at a Fujifilm representative, the camera is unusable. I don't believe this is really the standard of support of a multinational company in such a worldwide hub as Dubai. I CONSIDER THIS AN ACT OF FRAUD FROM THE DUBAI REPRESENTATIVE, taking my money and then delivering me an un-usable camera.So, the bottom line is that FUJIFILM CAMERAS AND MIDDLE EAST SUPPORT (DUBAI & EGYPT) IS REALLY REALLY BAD.
Reviewed by: mrrunking1

12-23-06

Duration of ownership: 11 Months

Strengths: Ergonomics, incredible color and clarity,Great VALUE for the money

Weaknesses:lack of real image stabilization, manual focus capability is not user friendly, battery monitor worthless

Overall Evaluation: I have owned several Fuji cameras over the years and this one tops them all. We love this camera. I could not break my wife of the film habit until I got this camera. Now I have to reserve my use of the S5200. Man or woman, this camera will fit your hand like a glove for easy one handed operation. My wife loves the light weight and the low/natural light capabilities. This camera takes amazing photos in situations were other digitals just take snapshots or nothing at all. The short video clips are of good quality. The fact that it uses regular AA akaline or NI-MH is a big worry free plus. I bought two sets of NI-MH's to alternate. 2000-2300mah batteries last a reasonably long time. The batery meters only function appears to be to tell you that the batteries will expire in the next 5 seconds. If this camera had image stabilization and a better manual focus(dedicated focus ring or thumb wheel), it would be perfect.
Reviewed by: DallasPuppy

12-23-06

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Very Sharp Images (At Least 4 x 6 pics are)Looks SturdyColors Very NaturalGreat Pics In Low Light Situations

Weaknesses:Memory Crad Holder Hinge Door Appears To Be Flimsy, Hope It Doesn't Break, Lack Of Manual Focus Ring

Overall Evaluation: Being into 35mm photography for over 25 years, I was reluctant to make the switchto digital. Now that the prices have come down and the megapixels have gone up, I decided that this camera was the best camera in it's price range (who needs over 5 megapixels anyway? I love the 35mm SLR feel it has to it, easy to grab and shoot almost anything in auto mode. Stil playing around with the advanced features but I did take a night time shot of the Dallas skyline and most friends thought it was a post card taken by a pro, I'M IMPRESSED!! Bought a Kodak Easy Share Printer to make my 4x6s, It's a great combo.