FinePix S9900Wby Fujifilm
PROS
- This megazoom model has tremendous reach, with its 50X 24-100 mm zoom lens.
- The Wi-Fi-enabled S9900W has a slick remote control app for iOS or Android devices so you can control the camera using your smartphone or tablet.
- The camera uses ubiquitous AA batteries. You won't need to invest in pricey proprietary batteries to keep extra power on hand.
CONS
- The big lens on this camera means the camera is bulky. You won't be tucking it into a jacket pocket anytime soon.
- The AA batteries are rated to last for just 300 shots.
- The lens aperture is reasonably wide open at 24 mm and f/2.9, but it goes to f/6.5 at the maximum.
- LIST PRICE$350
$360.00Buy
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| Name | FinePix S9900W | Coolpix S9900 | PowerShot SX410 IS | PowerShot SX610 HS |
| Manufacturer | Fujifilm | Nikon | Canon | Canon |
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| List Price | $350 | $350 | $280 | $250 |
The Fujifilm S9900W has quite a few surprises for a camera often found for less than $300. It packs in a 50x zoom, yet certainly doesn't sac…
The Fujifilm S9900W has quite a few surprises for a camera often found for less than $300. It packs in a 50x zoom, yet certainly doesn't sacrifice speed with a 10 fps burst mode. The body is well-designed and images are solid (just keep the ISO low).
Does not have manual focus function, and it takes the auto focus a few tries sometimes. Zoom is reasonably smooth and about as long a lens a…
Does not have manual focus function, and it takes the auto focus a few tries sometimes. Zoom is reasonably smooth and about as long a lens as you could expect in a bridge camera.
The Fujifilm FinePix S9900W is one of the cheapest ultra zoom bridge cameras available with built in Wi-Fi and EVF. This makes it apealing p…
The Fujifilm FinePix S9900W is one of the cheapest ultra zoom bridge cameras available with built in Wi-Fi and EVF. This makes it apealing particularly for those people who might be on a tight budget, and if you want a cheaper version, then the S9800 is available without Wi-Fi.
However, despite the hulking size and the illusion of high performance, the S9900W uses a small sensor. That doesn’t mean it’s a terrible ca…
However, despite the hulking size and the illusion of high performance, the S9900W uses a small sensor. That doesn’t mean it’s a terrible camera: There are buyers who want an affordable model with a fixed, long zoom and a DSLR-like feel, without actually buying a DSLR.
Fans of close-up photography will appreciate the Super Macro mode which allows the camera to focus down to a mere 1cm, while capturing very …
Fans of close-up photography will appreciate the Super Macro mode which allows the camera to focus down to a mere 1cm, while capturing very far-off subjects will benefit from up to 2x magnification (100x total) with Fuji's Intelligent Digital Zoom.
The star of the show, of course, is the powerful 50x zoom lens, which gets you up close to far-off subjects, and it performs well at shootin…
The star of the show, of course, is the powerful 50x zoom lens, which gets you up close to far-off subjects, and it performs well at shooting macro. However, images lack sharp details overall, autofocus can be unreliable, and burst modes fatigue after 10 frames.
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