FujiFilm FinePix S700



I already have a camcorder, but I wanted to get a digital camera to take superb pictures. So, I recently bought the FujiFilm FinePix S700 from "Wally World", Wal-mart for $220. Yes, I have seen this camera online for a little cheaper, but I didn't want to wait for shipping. This camera does everything you need for a reasonable price. Technology is moving so fast these days, it's not worth it to buy a top-of-the-line SLR digital camera, so I got something close to it.



Here are the specs:
  • 7.1 megapixel resolution

    •  Delivers detailed pictures that can be enlarged up to 16" x 20"

  • 10x optical zoom lens and 4.8x digital zoom

    • Furnish more than three times the power of a typical 3x optical zoom so you can perfectly frame even distant subjects

  • 2.5-inch color LCD screen and electronic viewfinder

    • Let you choose how to compose your shots and plays them back

  • Picture stabilization

    • Ensures blur-free shots by minimizing the effects of inadvertent camera shake or subject movement

  • Auto, manual and super macro focus

    • Enable you to be more imaginative when taking shots from .4 inch to infinity

  • 21 shooting modes and 7 white balance settings

    • Provide creative options for taking eye-catching photos with accurate color

  • Movie mode

    • Captures video in the AVI format at 30 frames per second with audio

  • Memory card slot

    • Gives you the option of using SD memory cards or xD-Picture cards

    Digital Viewfinder for times when you cannot see the LCD clearly due to sunlight.

    Multiple scene options such as manual, macro, portrait, night scene, landscape, natural light or anti-blur

    Special Feature: This camera also has continuous shooting, hold a button and snap multiple shots like a pro.

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