By R. Quick (England)

While perhaps taking a little too long to focus with a few shots, its not struggle to obtain more than satisfactory shots when you need them, be that macro’s, landscapes or portraits all come out very well. While some indoors shots will come out a tad grainy, I was very impressed with indoor portraits, capturing very good colour and definition. While it takes a little time to get to know how to use the modes properly, once you are there you’d have to be a bit dim to miss getting those lovely shots you aim for.

Easily the best in the price range that i have tested, without forking out another £100 or so you won’t get much better than this camera.

By Mr. David Cheung (London, England)

Read the reviews and decided this was exactly what i needed, well what a dissapointment. whether its a dud camera or something I’m doing wrong, the pictures are the worst I have seen on a digital,(in auto mode and indoors). Its very very grainy and no where near as sharp as my previous fuji and the colours are not bright at all. Its even worst when you view it on the computer. Playing with the other mode’s produced slightly better results (still a bit grainy) but I cant help feeling let down and frustrated. I’m taking it to my local camera shop to get an opinion but I hope it’s a dud camera so I can send it back and get a new one cause I do like it.
I purchased this camera to replace my nikon s4, but im going back to it for now.

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