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Fuji FinePix A202 Digital Camera [2MP]
 
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Fuji FinePix A202 Digital Camera [2MP]

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4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (14 customer reviews)

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Technical Details

  • 2.0 million effective pixel CCD
  • 36mm (35mm equivalent) lens
  • Fast, simple operation
  • Sliding lens cover
  • Movie capture (320 x 240 pixel) movie mode
  • Programmed auto exposure mode
  • Auto, red-eye, forced, suppressed and slow sync flash modes
  • 1.6 inch D-TFD (55,000 pixel) LCD screen
  • Includes FinePix Viewer and VideoImpression software
  • Webcam facility
  • xD-Picture Card compatible
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Product details

  • Item Weight: 100 g
  • Boxed-product Weight: 454 g
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  • Item model number: A202
  • ASIN: B00006IJKA
  • Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 1 Jan 2002
  • Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 156,559 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)

Product Description

Manufacturer's Description

The perfect entry-level camera is a compact, fully automatic model with 2.0 megapixel performance. Uses only two AA batteries, thanks to the low power consumption.

Programmed auto exposure mode combines with a set of five flash modes to make it possible to take great images across a range of conditions. A movie mode, offering 20 second movie clip recording at 320 x 240 pixels further extends the capabilities of this camera.

The package includes the award-winning FinePix Viewer software, making image download and management simple. The VideoImpression software makes it easy to combine and edit movie clips. Uses the xD-Picture Card format.

Box Contents

  • 16MB xD-Picture Card" for storing your images
  • 2 x AA type alkaline batteries to power your camera on the go
  • Hand strap for carrying your camera
  • USB cable for connecting your camera to a PC
  • CD-ROM includes this software to help you get the best out of your camera: USB driver
  • FinePixViewer
  • DP Editor
  • Apple QuickTime"5.0
  • ImageMixer VCD for FinePix.


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    17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect replacement for a compact or APS camera, 19 April 2003
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    Fernando (Mallorca, Spain) - See all my reviews
    This review is from: Fuji FinePix A202 Digital Camera [2MP] (Electronics)
    I have used many different cameras (SLRs, APSs, compact 35 mm, digital cameras between £50 and £300...), and so far this camera has the best price/quality relationship.

    When you first hold the camera, it might seem a bit too light, but as soon as you fit the batteries and memory card, take a couple of pictures; the camera will feel just like any "normal" camera. What I found extremly important, is the fact that as soon as you switch on the camera, you can start to take pictures that will look perfect on your screen. Sometimes, with £250 digital cameras, you have to play a bit with the settings so that you can view the pictures nicely on your monitor: this isn't the case, it's a straight forward usable camera.
    The camera can take pictures of three sizes:
    1) 0.3 megs, that's about 640x480. It sound a bit small, but it's perfect for a laptop with a screen resolution of 800x600. Also, it's very good for e-mails and to share them over the Internet.
    2) 1 meg, at this size a picture will occupy the whole screen (if you're using a resolution of 1024x768, as most 17'' monitors). Probably it's the one that you will most use.
    3) 2 megs, well, that's quite a nice size already, which will allow you to play with editing software. I mean, you can worry less about getting the right picture from the beginning, since you can cut the bit of the picture that you most like (getting the traffics lights out of the picture for example; or maybe your mother in law, etc).

    For printing purposes, both the 1 meg and 2 megs are good.

    You also can choose between image quality in the 2 megs size: normal and fine. I've tried both, and I think that the normal is good enough.

    About the memory: well, with the 16 mb card you can store 49 pictures at 1 mb of resolution. Probably you can say that it's not a lot, but compare that with a normal camera that can hold 36 pictures! And, obviously, out of those 49 pictures, you'll probably delete 20, and then again take 29 more pictures. As I suggest below, I'd probably buy a 32 megs card, but I doubt I'd go for anything bigger.

    About the batteries: with the ones that come, you can take quite a few pictures, maybe 60 (without playing too much with the screen). I find that enough, so that you see how you like the camera. Then, as with EVERY digital camera, you'll buy a charger with four batteries. These ones will last you a week at least, even if you take pictures everyday, even videos, and use the screen on the camera most of the time.

    Well, I guess that's already a bit too much, so here are the main points you should keep in mind:

    Good points: quality of the pictures, price, easy of use, memory speed, powerfull flash, quality of screen, feeling (not too cheap), USB cable included, video quality

    Bad points: no optical zoom, no TV output, no sound recording, maybe more options to see the pictures on the menu, not the best macro pictures (but I've had the camera just for a few days, let me practice some more with this), no TIFF options (but I guess that's what you'd expect in a non-expensive camera)

    What else to buy: Charger with 4 high powered NiMH batteries, Fuji 64MB xD Card (Amazon Price: £25.99), probably Batteries & card holder case (just about £6.00)

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    78 of 81 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars A fantastic simple digital camera, 3 Nov 2002
    By 
    S. Wilcock - See all my reviews
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    This review is from: Fuji FinePix A202 Digital Camera [2MP] (Electronics)
    This camera is part of a new wave of quality digital cameras being sold at prices that are affordable for the average fun user. The A202 is superb value for money, very simple to use and has a resolution (2 mega pixels) which is more than adequate for vast majority of customers; people looking for a quality basic camera.

    The great advantage with a digital camera like this one is that you can take say 10 pictures in any situation, then immediately look at them using the camera's LCD display on the back and delete the ones you do not want to keep. Plus you have no printing costs - you just download the pictures straight onto your computer using the simple software package provided. Gone are the days of paying £10 at boots, getting your 36 pictures back and liking about 30% of them! The saving in printing costs alone over a year or so will cover the cost of the camera.

    For those of you not familiar with the technology, this camera can take and store about 30 pictures (with the 16mb card included) at the maximum resolution of 1600 by 1200 pixels; that would easily fill your whole computer screen with a crystal clear image. These images can then be either shrunk to a smaller size or manipulated using any simple graphics software. The images can then be filed away on your computer, or you could get them printed professionally for a small fee.

    Highly recommended.

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    13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars My first digital camera, 4 April 2003
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    MRS M WEATHERALL (BRADFORD United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
    This review is from: Fuji FinePix A202 Digital Camera [2MP] (Electronics)
    I have just bought this my first digital camera and boy am I pleased with it.It's so easy to use even for me and I'm not very good with this sort of thing.This camera takes very good clear photo's on all resolutions,but the high quality is the best and they can easily be printed to A4 without and loss of quality.I would advise a larger card if you are taking high resolution photo's.The software is also very easy to use and also makes a VCD of your photo's so you can watch them on DVD in comfort.Iwould recommend this camera for anyone buying their first camera.
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