Fujifilm Finepix Z20fd Digital Camera
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- Ultra Compact Digital Camera with 10-megapixel Resolution.
- Large 2.5" LCD screen.
- 3X optical zoom (5 digital/15X total zoom).
- 35mm equivalent lens focal length: 40-120.
- xD/SD/SDHC-compatible slot
- Face detection identifies people in your frame and adjusts focus and exposure for better portraits.
- In-camera red-eye detection and automatic correction.
- High sensitivity mode (ISO 1600) at full resolution for low-light shooting.
Continuing the tradition started by its stylish predecessor, the FinePix Z10fd, the FinePix Z20fd is a new, ultra-glam digital camera packed with useful features that let you face it, beam it, blog it and now roll it with a new MPEG-4 movie recording mode for the movie-crazed among us.
The 10-megapixel FinePix Z20fd features an ultra-portable design, a Fujinon 3x optical zoom lens, 2.5-inch LCD screen, and packs 45MB of internal memory to give you some extra room when your memory card is full. The style-savvy FinePix Z20fd also introduces Fujifilm’s handy new Dual Blog Mode that automatically resizes any still image or movie you've captured, letting you post pictures and videos to blogs, video-sharing websites like YouTube, or e-mail to friends with ease.
As with the FinePix Z10fd, the Z20fd also allows picture takers to Face It with Fujifilm’s innovative Face Detection Technology with Automatic Red Eye Removal for capturing the ultimate group shots and Beam It with Fujifilm’s IrSimple technology to share the image instantly with friends. A one-touch selectable mode that identifies up to 10 human faces in a scene, Face Detection Technology sets the correct focus for a chosen primary face and exposure for all detected faces automatically, regardless of where subjects are located within the frame. After the shot is taken, each detected face is instantly checked for red eye; if found, it is corrected automatically, saving the time consuming process of fixing it later. Fujifilm’s IrSimple technology allows for fast, easy wireless image transfer to any IrSimple-equipped device.
Fujifilm’s Picture Stabilization Technology uses higher sensitivities -- up to ISO 1600 in the Z20fd -- and faster shutter and operational speeds, that help reduce camera shake, allowing photographers to capture the moment just as it was meant to be captured.
This high-style camera can also Roll It with an impressive Movie mode, capturing full motion MPEG4 video with the touch of a separate movie shutter button. Using the Successive Movie mode, in-camera editing allows for the creation of a 60-second movie clip, even when shooting in two or more scenes is desired. Start and restart multiple times to build a 60-second compilation, and edit the start and end points.
Additional Features
Dual shutter releases One button for still capture, one for movie record, for ease of use.
i-Flash Intelligent Flash i-Flash detects subtle lighting differences within a scene, and then varies the flash intensity accordingly. It also leverages the high sensitivity of the Z20fd to enable the camera to use less flash, preventing that "blasted with light" effect that so many digital camera flashes leave you with. The result is pleasing, natural tones with no flash "wash-out."
Dual Shot mode In this mode, the FinePix Z20fd quickly shoots two images in succession -- one with and one without the flash -- saving both. This convenient function lets the user perform an on-the-spot picture comparison and decide whether the FinePix Z20fd produced the most pleasing photo with flash, or without.
Special scene modes The FinePix Z20fd has 16 scene positions, including Fireworks, Beach and Snow, offering a one-touch setting for almost any situation.
xD/SD/SDHC-compatible slot A single media slot that accepts both xD Picture Card and SD/SDHC media cards.
Stamp It Add a little fun to your images by "stamping" a variety of fun designs to up to three detected faces in your shots!
Battery life Long-life rechargeable Li-ion battery.
Fujifilm Z20fd Photo Samples
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Compare Fujifilm Z20fd with similar cameras
| Name: | Fujifilm Z20fd | Casio EX-Z85 |
| Megapixels: | 10.0 | 9.1 |
| Optical Zoom: | 3 X | 3 X |
| Max Res: | 3648 x 2736 | 3456 x 2592 |
| LCD Screen: | 2.5 " | 2.6 " |
| Digital zoom: | Yes, 5.7x | Yes, 3x |
| Image stabilizer: | No | Yes, Sensor |
| Media Card: | xD Picturecard / SD / SDHC / MMC | SD / MMC / SDHC card, Internal |
| Battery: | NP-45 Li Ion battery | Lithium-Ion rechargeable |
| Weight (with batteries): | 111g | 110 g (3.9 oz) |
| Lowest Price: | N/A | N/A |
| Details: | View details | View details |
Fujifilm Z20fd User Reviews
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Great Movies Poor photos
- Reviewd on: 3/3/2010 12:00:00 AM By: John Dayton
I used this for more than a year and finally got rid of it. The photo quality was very disappointing and was finally forced to carry my old Canon digital elph for pics. The movie quality was very good and I loved the MP4 (lots of video very small files) format but just could not stand the pictures. The ergonomics were not the best. Worst feature was a very small separate movie button very hard to turn on and off. It was nice having a separate button for pics and movies but still. . . . . . Another bad feature was it is very easy to put the left fingers over the lens. This is the result of a good feature in that the lens never protrudes from the camera but then you have no reference point and the fingers get over the lens very easily especially if you rest fingers on top of camera. Just finally had to sell it - believe me you can do a lot better than this camera. I replaced it with a Nikon coolpix L20 on closeout at Sams for $59 - Great photos excellent video - although AVI format but at least I carry one camera again. |
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Green camera
- Reviewd on: 2/12/2010 12:00:00 AM By: L. Fredrick
This camera was a gift to myself. It takes excellent pictures and was well worth the price. It arrived very quickly and it perfect condition..I would definitely order again! |
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Lowered standards?
- Reviewd on: 2/6/2010 12:00:00 AM By: Johnson Mcknight
Has the world gone mad? Have we lowered our standards when it comes to quality? I mean, I just dont understand why anyone would rate a camera on anything other than PICTURE QUALITY. A camera is for...get a load of this,,,,taking pictures. It's not for pushing buttons and doing back flips. Just for taking pictures. At least, that's what I think. Anyway, it is MY OPINION that this camera STINKS. Simply put, the pictures come out grainy or out of focus or, grainy and out of focus. GARBAGE. I realize that this is no SLR, but can someone not invent a point-and-shoot that takes a picture that is at least in focus? What year is this again? This is my second try with a point and shoot. So far, I've had no luck. Next up...Canon SD1200. |
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Very Pleased with this camera!
- Reviewd on: 1/27/2010 12:00:00 AM By: Denise Bettge
I really like how easy it is to use and it's compact size. The rechargable battery lasts quite a long time, and it takes an SD card which I can pop right into my laptop. It has quite a few different settings for different situations and if I'm on the right setting the pictures come out great. I am pleased w/the picture quality and recommend this for someone who wants a decent point and shoot lightweight camera at a good price..with simple settings. I've had several small digital cameras and this one is my favorite so far, and also the least expensive. |
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Cute and Small but Disappointing
- Reviewd on: 1/24/2010 12:00:00 AM By: Melissa Kane
I have owned this camera for over a year hate the quality of the pictures. I'm not an expert when it comes to cameras I'm not a novice either, and have larger better cameras but after a while the larger ones get heavy. So when I saw this camera I thought it would be perfect. Its light and portable however the quality does not make this camera worth the price. I have used every feature available to get quality shots and for close up (5ft) the pictures are for the majority are ok in quality considering the megapixels size. However, when I take pictures that are farther away then 5ft the picture quality diminishes as the distance gets further. |





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