Fujifilm FinePix F50fd Reviewed

Fujifilm FinePix F50fd Reviewed

Fujifilm loves to deliver high quality to their customers…that’s been apparent over the years. Wow!!…How they’ve done it again with the FinePix F50fd!

They’ve delivered to their loyal customers a super high quality, ultra powerful 12 megapixel CCD digital camera that’s become a force to reckon with in the digital camera world. If you’re looking for a camera with superb resolution producing crystal clear images for you then you really need to look no further.

It’s quite amazing in fact to see a camera that’s so small and slender to be able to deliver such a powerful punch. This is truly a camera that you can take with you anywhere you want to go, is small enough to fit nicely into your pocket, and at the same time will rival any other digital camera out there for resolution quality.

How about this? The F50fd has Face Detection software (the freshly developed Face Detection 2.0 chip) that is pretty miraculous in and of itself. This face detection unlike most face detection features of digital cameras has the ability to not only recognize up to 10 different faces within a scene, but also to be able to recognize those faces from nearly any angle whatsoever.

The face detection software basically gives faces in photos highly detailed attention making sure that the people in the photos look as though they’re supposed to…alive. The software ensures that correct exposure and lighting is used in order to bring out the best attributes in each persons face automatically. The Fujifilm F50fd takes it a step further and is able to recognize faces from side angles, or even if the person is lying down…and in a matter of .5 seconds. That’s fast and remarkable.

Now let us take it a step further and add to that mix the amazing feature of dual image stabilization. This means that this camera uses two different technologies to ensure that your shots are as good as they should be. First of all, the anti-shake feature makes sure that the photographers hand is steadied (or better yet takes great shots in spite of shaky hands), greatly decreasing the chance that you’re pictures come out blurry.

With the second line of defense in the dual stabilization, the Fujifilm Picture Stabilization Technology will add a magnificently increased sharpness and crystal clear clarity to your photos…whether in terrible lighting conditions or even when shooting fast moving objects such as kids and pets. We all know how that usually turns out…no longer a worry now though!

Tired of red eyed demons entering your photos? Well this camera takes care of that using the same Face Detection 2.0 software – where red-eyes are automatically detected and fixed in camera. This means that when you think you’ve got a great shot that you really do. All too often shots are heartbreakingly ruined because of the red eye affect, and Fujifilm apparently doesn’t want you to worry about that anymore.
Here’s a jewel of a trait that comes with the F50fd…

The IrSimple Wireless Transfer will let you simply transfer your shots from your camera to any other IrSimple equipped device. This means that without hassling with any wires or uploading and then emailing you can shoot pictures over to friends’ phones, palm phones, or even their camera easily and automatically. Technology has certainly come along way and you get to be the beneficiary of that. Bravo!

When it’s time to review those brilliantly colored and detailed images that you’ve captured, there’s nothing like doing so on the huge 2.7 inch LCD screen. This is one of the biggest LCD’s out there, and you’ll love being able to search through pictures and easily navigate through menu options with this.

This is one of those amazing pieces of equipment that sort of makes your mouth drop open as you see how far technology has come, when such a slender and sleekly designed camera like the Fujifilm FinePix F50fd can be power-packed with 12 megapixel CCD and a 3X optical zoom allowing you to grab nearly any shot. If you’re disappointed with this camera then you probably aren’t going to like anything out there.