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Fujifilm FinePix XP90
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$67.00
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+2 more shops
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16.4MP
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186g
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Fujifilm FinePix XP130
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$94.99
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16.4MP
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190.6g
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Fujifilm S8600
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$183.33
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16MP
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36x
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380g
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Bridge
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Feb 2014
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Fujifilm S9200
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$301.92
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16.2MP
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577g
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Bridge
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Fujifilm XQ2
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$316.99
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12MP
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187g
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Fujifilm S8200
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$148.00
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16.2MP
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40x
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577g
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Feb 2013
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Fujifilm FinePix XP140 |
$149.99
Walmart
+4 more shops
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1.64MP
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5x
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190.6g
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Feb 2019
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Fujifilm FinePix XP70
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$297.99
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16.4MP
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162g
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Fujifilm XT10
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$600.00
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16.3MP
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331g
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Mirrorless
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Fujifilm JX650 |
$55.00
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16MP
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104g
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Fujifilm FinePix X70
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$680.00
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+1 more shop
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16.3MP
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(Unknown)
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302g
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Mirrorless
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Fujifilm S9800
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$242.11
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16.2MP
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577g
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Fujifilm FinePix XP80
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$189.99
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16.4MP
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162g
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Fujifilm XQ1
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$223.99
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12MP
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187g
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Fujifilm XPRO2
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$1,361.99
e-Global Central US
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24.3MP
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(Unknown)
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445g
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Fujifilm X100F |
$41.83
eBay
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16.3MP
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400g
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Fujifilm FinePix XP120 |
$124.00
e-Global Central US
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16.4MP
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186g
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Fujifilm XT20 |
$657.99
e-Global Central US
+1 more shop
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24.3MP
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333g
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Fujifilm FinePix X30
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$498.99
Overstock
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12MP
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4x
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383g
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Compact
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Dec 2015
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Compact cameras are small fixed-lens cameras meant for casual photography and everyday carry. In previous generations compact cameras were significantly less powerful than other types, but modern variants are almost as powerful as SLRs.
Digital Camera Buying Guide
There are four main camera types that you will need to decide between when choosing a new camera. Each have their own advantages and disadvantages and which one is right for you will depend on what type of photos you plan to take and what you aim to get out of your photography. Many people use a mobile phone as their camera these days, which is fine for day to day snaps but for quality photographs it's hard to beat a dedicated camera.
Compact Cameras
Compact cameras pack an incredibly large amount of technology into a tiny design that will easily fit inside your pocket. Compact cameras produce better quality images than mobile phones mainly because they have much bigger lenses which allow more light and more detail to be received by the camera's sensor. They also feature zoom lenses which let you get close to the action without any loss in image quality that comes with the digital zooms found on phones.
Bridge Cameras
Bridge cameras are designed to bring many of the features found on a DSLR camera, into an easy to use design. The often feature very powerful optical zooms that extend from very wide angle (which is great for architecture) to over 40x times zoom (which is ideal for wildlife and sport photography). They often feature an image stabiliser which will allow you to take photos with a long zoom without using a tripod.
System Cameras
System cameras are similar to bridge cameras in that they offer many of the features found on a DSLR, but in a smaller and easier to use form. They differ from system cameras in that you can change the lens on a system camera, which gives you far greater creative control. Many different lens types are available from ultra zoom lenses that get really close to the action, to macro lenses which allow you to photograph small objects really close up.
DSLR Cameras
Digital SLR cameras give you outstanding image quality through very high quality components, large image sensors and a great range of lenses. You have full creative control by being able to adjust every aspect of the camera's exposure settings. Optical viewfinders let you see exactly what the camera sees and make it much easier to frame the shot in bright sun light conditions.
Image Sensors Explained
Megapixels & Sensor Size
Megapixels are a quick and easy way of measuring the level of detail that you can expect from a camera. One megapixel means 1,000,000 pixels and refers to the number of individual pixels that the camera's sensor can capture.
Whilst megapixels are a quick guide to the camera's performance, equally important is the physical size of the camera sensor. Larger sensors are able to capture more light which produces images with less noise and better dynamic range. Because they capture more light they can also take superior photos in low light conditions without flash.
Bigger sensors require physically bigger cameras and also bigger lenses to gather enough light to cover the sensor. For this reason the biggest sensors tend to found on the biggest cameras such as the DSLRs. This is also the reason why mobile phone manufacturers use very small sensor sizes.
The physical size of the sensor is described in many different ways including fractions and letters. Unfortunately it is not easy to relate these sizes to one another, but the chart to the left provides a guide and shows how each sensor size relates to the size of traditional 35mm film.
Full frame sensors are sensors that are physically the same size as traditional 35mm film. Full frame sensors are desirable because they capture very detailed images, but also because they are directly compatible with the huge range of lenses designed for 35mm film. There are plenty of DSLR cameras with sensors which are smaller than full frame. These cameras can still be used with 35mm lenses, but the smaller sensor size means that a conversion factor will apply to the lens. For example if a camera with non-full frame sensor has a conversion factor of 1.5 then a 200mm lens will behave like