Fujifilm Finepix S9000 9MP Digital Camera with 10.7x Wide Optical Zoom

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Fujifilm Finepix S9000 9MP Digital Camera with 10.7x Wide Optical Zoom

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I've had this camera when it first came out, which was when it was about 0-700, I believe. It's been the love of my life for years. This camera is quite capable of almost all the things that a DSLR can do. It's extremely fast when you turn it on. It's fast at saving photos. It's fast with multiple continuous shots. Bees? Bees flying? They're no match for this camera. It's quick. It's easy. Compared to the new Canon Rebel T1i, the Fujifilm is only a little bit slower and lower in quality even though it's a 6 MP difference.

It can get as close as an inch of a subject using the macro setting. I love love love the macro setting. Helloooo close-up bright flowers and yummy food shots. No need to buy expensive lenses. The colors are wonderful. The contrast is high. Changing the different settings is easy. The picture quality is high. I have printed large posters using pictures taken from this camera and I've never had to worry about the quality. I mostly use ISO 80-200 so I don't ever get grainy images.

All these wonderful things can be achieved using this camera ... if you read the manual and have some basic understanding of photography.

I have had friends who spent more money on Canon Rebels and have their pictures come out looking terrible because they don't read the manual and they have no basic understanding of photography, like ISO, shutter speed, aperture, and the combination of those three. My pictures rarely come out blurry or grainy. It's so easy to change the ISO setting on this camera that I change it all the time to get the best shots. Manual mode is also extremely easy to maneuver, so changing shutter speed and aperture is a breeze as well. Night shots are amazing and easy to take because the manual mode lets me control my shutter speed any way I want, for however long I want.

I bought rechargeable Duracell batteries and they last me about 500 shots. They do make the camera a lot heavier, but what the hey, I'm glad I don't have to drag around telephoto lenses all the time. Which leads me to the zoom. 28mm-300mm. The lenses aren't detachable, but with that kind of zoom, there's no need to buy other lenses. The flash is pretty quick at recharging, although I rarely use it, so I can't say much on it. I fare well without the flash because tweaking the settings (with the occasional help of the tripod) seems to work well for me.

So the best thing to do is to read the manual and look up some basic tips on photo-taking. This isn't just a point-and-shoot, so don't expect to just point and expect magic. A little knowledge is required too.