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Fujifilm Finepix Z30 Digital Camera

Find the best offers for Fujifilm FinePix Z30fd, Compact digital camera, 10.1 MP, 3x optical zoom, 5.7x digital zoom, 3648x2736 image resolution, CCD sensor on ShopMania. You can buy Fujifilm FinePix Z30fd from 123discountshop, having the best prices for Fujifilm FinePix Z30fd.

The superb masterpiece is created with combination of 10 megapixelsand 3x optical zoom furnished with the Picture Stabilization /Anti-blur Mode, and Shooting Modes. FinePix Z30fd offers a large LCD with Micro Thumbnail and various slideshows.

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Made for sharing

There's no fun in taking pictures if you can't share them. With the FinePix Z30 you can resize images using the Blog Mode and quickly and easily upload them to social networking sites like Flickr and Facebook and the large, bright 2.7" LCD screen makes composing and viewing images easy.

Technical Details FUJIFILM FinePix Z30fd:

• Slim, stylish and fashionable, 10 Megapixels with 3x zoom lens & 2.7" LCD screen
• Picture Stabilisation to reduce image blur & Face Detection Technology with auto red-eye removal
• Scene Recognition AUTO (SR AUTO) - Night, Macro, Landscape, Portrait, Night Portrait, Backlit Portrait, Blog Mode
• Couple and Group Timer Mode
• SD™/SDHC™ compatible

Making it easy to take great photos

The FinePix Z30 features Automatic Scene Recognition technology which intelligently recognises the type of scene you are shooting and adjusts the camera settings to optimise results. This takes all the hassle out of photography and lets you snap away safe in the knowledge that your photos will come out well. SR Auto chooses between 6 pre-set scene modes: Portrait, Landscape, Night Portrait, Backlit Portrait, Macro and Night.

Advanced feature set

Featuring Picture Stabilisation mode, the FinePix Z30fd uses high sensitivity (up to ISO 1600) to help reduce camera shake, freeze subject movement and improve low-light background detail to deliver virtually blur-free images.

Fun packed self-timer functions

Boasting Fujifilm's acclaimed, ultra-fast, Face detection technology, the FinePix Z30 cleverly detects up to ten faces in a frame and adjusts focus, exposure and white balance to reveal perfect people pictures.

The technology works regardless of the subject's position in the frame, and is not confused by anyone wearing glasses. To avoid the dissapointing results of red-eye, Face Detection goes one step further by detecting any red-eye in the shot and automatically removing it as the picture is taken.

Also featured are Couple Timer and Group Timer modes, which work by allowing you to select the number of faces to feature in a frame, and waiting to take the picture until that number of faces appear.

Couple Timer goes a step further and allows you to select how close the couple will be - 'Near', 'Close-up' or 'Super Close' - and the camera will take the shot once the two faces are at the specified proximity. Great fun to use!

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fujifilm camera good enough for concert photography?

i have a fujifilm finepix S 5200. it has 5.1 megapixles and i just got a gig at an outdoor concert. its going to be durning the day so there will be plenty of light but is my camera good enough to capture images for this event? give your opinion or advise, this is my first photo gig so im kinda nervous...

I think most of the people that would answer this question probably own a DSLR and shoot concerts (myself included), so I shall try and give you some positive, objective advice instead of saying "forget it, not possible with your camera".

1) Shoot in RAW mode if possible, yeah they take up more space but if this is your first time shooting in an unfamiliar enviornment and perhaps maybe not confident, RAW saves the day most of the time. You won't be able to recover a bad photo with decent results using JPEG as you would with RAW images.

2) With a focal length on that camera being 38-380mm effectively, you've got a good telephoto and wide lens in the one... you're pretty much set here, and possibly have an advantage over DSLR users in that you don't have to change lenses to get wide or telephoto pictures... you've got a leg up!
However, it's still advisable to get reasonably close (like front row, below the stage between the band & the crowd). This means you don't have to zoom all the way in and test the limits of your hand-holding ability to avoid shakes.

3) Sometimes bands playing outdoor play under a large canopy and depending on where the sun is positioned can sometimes deceptively lead to very contrasty or dark pictures of the band, even though the sun is shining bright. If this is the case, this would mean that your shutter speed may have to drop below 125th of a second and if you are going to be zooming in at full range (380mm) your camera will be very susceptible to handshake. To alleviate this, buy a monopod with a head which is easy to manipulate for landscape & portrait shooting using a camera like yours. Not to mention, the monopod also makes holding the camera for a long period of time a lot easier on your hands & palm - though your camera is probably not as heavy as a DSLR?

4) Try and incorporate the crowd in some of your pictures. You have a good telephoto ability and sometimes it looks nice shooting while you're in the crowd with hands in the air blurred out and the band on stage and a tight composition. My other favourite shot is going ultra wide and placing the camera face-up between the band and the crowd when you are front-row, if you have a wide-enough lens or the camera close to the ground without much obstruction it creates a nice shot - i do this using my fisheye lens which is fairly wide, try it out...

5) Don't shoot in 'AUTO' mode, especially if the conditions are going to be contrasty, this is going to throw your camera's automatic exposure off-gaurd and usually results in under-exposed shots when shooting bands playing outdoors in sunshine under a canopy or shade with backlighting. My advice is shoot manual. Use partial or spot metering, meter for the face (or the bits (guitar, instruments, etc) you want to expose correctly) , adjust Tv setting first to set it above a respectable hand holding capability, then aperture until you get correct exposure, then take the shot. Good thing about using manual is the camera can STILL get the metering wrong and you can continue making adjustments in speed or aperture to compensate.

If you're still nervous about going full manual, go for shutter or aperture priority modes, but try and stay away from auto...unless your camera IS actually good in contrasty conditions (most cameras get fooled).

6) Have PLENTY of batteries & memory on stand-by!

7) ENJOY it! Sure you're working but you've got the best seat in the house and if you like the band, even better!

Good luck!

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