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Fuji Film FinePix F440 Review
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Review Summary
I've been a bad man. Fujifilm lent me a couple of cameras well over a month ago for review and I'm just now getting around to writing up my impressions of them. Normally I dawdle on these sort of things because I don't want to write them, usually because the product is so poor or boring that I just can't get excited enough to say anything meaningful.
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Other Reviews For This Model
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| CNET Reviews |
8.00 |
03-25-05 |
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| Fujifilm's gone retro--not in appearance, but in feature set, with this ultracompact that lacks many of the amenities you've come to expect from a 4-megapixel camera in this class. There's no burst feature, only four scene options, no autoassist lamp, and no control over metering or focus modes. The Fujifilm FinePix F440's "manual" mode is actually just a setting that allows access to user-specified exposure compensation and white-balance options. Mediocre picture quality and even the movie mode--60-second clips at 320x240 pixels and 10fps--will invoke more nostalgia than enthusiasm. |
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| Digital Camera Info |
8.00 |
02-04-05 |
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| In the FinePix F440, Fuji has produced a point-and-shoot camera that is stylish and incredibly compact, while including a wide variety of image quality settings and options. The F440 has 1/2.5” 4.1MP Super CCD, 2.0 inch LCD screen, and a real image optical viewfinder. It is possible to record movies in two formats, with audio recorded through a monaural microphone. Playback is available with several options for both still and video recordings. This expansive camera is small and sleek with a sensible layout, while remaining relatively inexpensive. Currently available for $249.95 (USD) online, the F440 is a strong competitor within the introductory digital camera market. |
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| PC Magazine |
5.50 |
12-20-04 |
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| The 4.1-megapixel Fujifilm FinePix F440 is a decent camera wrapped in a small, square package. And - let's face it - it's cute, which can be an important factor for many buyers of ultracompact cameras. When you turn the camera on, it emits a series of beeps - that sounds like R2-D2. Cool little blue lights come on, the powerful lens pops out, and you're ready to shoot - after 3.5 seconds, the longest shutter lag in this roundup. (On the other hand, recycle time between flash shots was the lowest: 2.7 seconds). |
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| DCResource |
2.67 |
08-23-04 |
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| The Fuji FinePix F440 ($399) is a compact 4.1 Megapixel camera that packs just a bit more zoom than other cameras in its class: 3.4X. The F440 has a traditional CCD sensor, rather than the SuperCCD that Fuji has been putting in their cameras over the last few years. The 3.4X zoom lens isn't the only larger-than-average item on the camera: there's also the 2.0" LCD display. |
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| DigiCam Review |
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06-25-05 |
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| The Fujifilm FinePix F440, is available for around £188 | $247 - and is an ultra compact, stylish 4 megapixel digital camera, with a 3.4x optical zoom lens (equivalent to 38 - 130mm on a 35mm camera), and a large 2" TFT screen. The camera is enclosed in a silver metal body. It records 60 second 320 x 240 / 10fps videos with sound. The camera's size is: 74.5 (W) X 62.3 (H) X 21.3 (D) mm. (without protruding parts), and weighs 150g (without the battery and memory card)
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| Photography Blog |
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04-06-05 |
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| The Fujifilm FinePix F440 is a very well-designed, extremely compact digital camera that is small enough to carry around at all times, stylish enough to impress your friends, yet doesn't forget to produce excellent images too. The Fujifilm FinePix F440 has the look and feel of a premium product, with its brushed aluminum exterior and excellent general construction. The large 2 inch LCD on the rear of the camera is impressive given the camera's overall size and it produces impressive 4 megapixel images that aren't too noisy at ISOs 80-200 and don't suffer from chromatic aberrations. |
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