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| Fujifilm FinePix J28 10MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom |
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Product Description |
| Fujifilm FinePix J28 - 10MP, 3x Optical Zoom, Face Detection with Red Eye Removal, SR Auto, Panorama, Li-Ion Battery |
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Product Details |
- 10.2MP; 3x Optical Zoom
- 2.7-Inch LCD
- SR Auto - Face Detection with Red Eye Removal
- NP-45 Rechargeable Battery
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 Broke in a month |
| Review Date: June 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer: KS, |
This camera had a zoom error after just a month. Sent to Fuji, but they would not cover it under warranty saying that something got stuck in the lens. The local camera stores looked at it and advised that the cost of repair would be higher than the value of the camera. Waste of money!
One camera store recommended I replace it with a Canon. I think I will. |
Great camera in its class
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| Review Date: April 7, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Parviz Ghofrany, pg |
| This is a good camera and takes good pictures. It can not compete with SLRs but I bouight this for its size and portability. When I need great quality pictures, I take my canon rebel SLR instead of this. However for every day pictures this is a good camera. |
STAY AT HOME CAMERA TOTALLY SUCKS
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| Review Date: March 25, 2010 |
| Reviewer: G. SHRAMEK, COPPER CENTER, ALASKA |
| This is NOT a camera you would want to take on vacation as the battery will stop working with NO ADVANCED WARNING!! I have had it fully charged, taken 6 pictures and the next time I tried to turn it on it WOULDN'T TURN ON! I'm sure it's not the battery but, rather a circuitry problem. Once in a while I can plug it in the charger, wait until one red light comes on on the camera, turn the camera on while plugged in and it will go on. Then unplug it and it will work fine for a while until it gets the next hair crosswise. Other times this trick don't work and I'll have to leave it on charge overnight. I'm thankful I have a Nikon digital also. The picture quality is great when it's in the mood to turn on! |
Very easy to put battery in wrong
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| Review Date: March 15, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Noelemite, Los Angeles |
Purchased this for my Mother as a gift for Xmas 09 to replace a much higher end HP that was more complicated than she liked and took forever to save even the lowest res pics. She used it briefly over the holidays, liked it fine but her dislike of using her last camera got her out of the habit of taking pics. Fast Forward to this morning.... Family is visiting and she wanted her camera to capture the memories. Battery is low, so after we finish tearing apart the house to locate the charge cable we plug it in and ... nothing. Dead.
Take out the battery... make sure the contacts line up... they do. I remove the mem card; take out battery; take out both mem card and battery... no luck. Check to make sure the outlet's got power - It does. Test the cable on another device... cable's good. When we're out of ideas, I go online only to discover people are reporting a bunch of sthese Find out this is a common problem. Nose around a bit, try some other troubleshooting solutions... See a couple posts which suggest turning the battery over - but they have a different model than ours, and there's only one way the battery will fit in this model. Besides, I'm not that stupid.
Well, that's where I was wrong. Even though the battery is shaped like those preventing improper insertion - think of a miniUSB plug that's wider on the bottom than the top - that's not the case. I flipped the battery over so that the side of the battery bearing a circle design is facing the same direction as the lens and inserted it brass-contacts-end first. Bingo!
I consider myself a pretty tech savvy guy. I'm no expert, but I've built computers, and have been a technophile for over two decades, this one got past me. It's so obvious, and I felt pretty dumb doing it, but it worked. My cam's not dead and I'm not eating the postage to send it in for repairs that it doesn't need; so before purchasing an addiional charger or new bateries try flipping it over.
Haven't run enough pics thru it to give it a review other than to say, battery issues aside, it's pretty idiot-proof and does everything it's advertised to do. I got this one with a case and 2 gig card as a combo for about 80 bucks. At that price you can't expect top end Photographic equipment, if it lasts a couple years, it'll be a great buy. Chuck it like a bic lighter, or a carnival goldfish and get another. |
Enjoying it
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| Review Date: March 11, 2010 |
| Reviewer: cecil, |
| Great camera, very user friendly, crisp pictures, and great battery life. I definately made a good choice with this camera. I have two pictures also posted up to show the picture quality. |
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Fujifilm FinePix J28 10MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom
