Home Page Competition Customer Comments Delivery Info Contact Us help.php
  
USA Shop

USA Shop

Apple Ipods
1st Audio Visual

Music & Hi-Fi
Home DVD Players

Sony PS 3
Sony PS 2
Microsoft XBOX 360
Nintendo Wii
Sony PSP
All Game Hardware

Laptop / Notebooks
Desktop PC's
Drives and Storage
Printers & Ink
Networking
Projectors

Digital Cameras
Digital Camcorders

GPS Navigation

Pre Pay Mobiles
Dec Phones

PDA's & Handhelds

Remote Controlled
Electronics Toys
Outdoor Toys
Action Figures
Games & Puzzles
Collectables
Executive Toys

Sports & Leisure

Dr Gadget Blog


 

Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Fujifilm FinePix S8000fd Digital Camera - Black (8.0MP, 18x Optical Zoom) 2.7" LCD

Fujifilm FinePix S8000fd Digital Camera - Black (8.0MP, 18x Optical Zoom) 2.7
List Price: £309.65
Our Price: £140.45
Your Save: £ 0.00 ( % )
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
Manufacturer: FUJIFILM
Average Customer Rating: Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5Average rating of 3.5/5

Buy it now at Amazon!

Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Brand: FujiFilm
Display Size: 2.5
EAN: 4547410026177
Feature: FINE PIX S8000FD DIG CAM 8MP
Has Red Eye Reduction: 1
Is Fragile: 0
Label: FUJIFILM
Legal Disclaimer: IFILE
Manufacturer: FUJIFILM
Maximum Focal Length: 84.2
Minimum Focal Length: 4.7
Model: S8000fd
Optical Zoom: 18
Publisher: FUJIFILM
Release Date: 2007-09-26
Studio: FUJIFILM

Features
FINE PIX S8000FD DIG CAM 8MP
CCD 2.7 LCD MOVIE W/ AUDIO IN

Accessories
Inov8 Overnight Battery Charger with 4 x 2500mAh AA batteries
Fuji Xtra Alkaline AA - 4 batteries per pack
Sony DPFD70B 7" Black Digital Photo Frame - With 256MB Internal Memory
Sony DPFV700B 7" Black Digital Photo Frame - Bluetooth Ready With 512MB Internal Memory
Sony DPFV700BT 7" Black Digital Photo Frame - Bluetooth Adaptor With 512MB Internal Memory

Related Items

Spotlight customer reviews:

Customer Rating: Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5Average rating of 2/5
Summary: BUYER BEWARE.
Comment: First impressions; a solid well made camera with lots of features , reasonable price. Picture quality not absolutely top notch but considering £200 price point , quite acceptable. 18x zoom sounds great in theory but must be used with care as image quality suffers towards top of zoom range. Not as versatile as an SLR but still it's nice not to lug around full SLR kit. So far so good or so i thought!
But after having the camera for just over 3 months and having used it no more than 12 times a lens control error message spelled the end for my camera. Dead! Gone! I am now the proud owner of a fuji paperweight!
As for any help i.e. a refund or replacement from the retailer,(not AMAZON). FORGET IT! And same negative response from the manufacturer apart from an under guarantee repair.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5
Summary: finepix s8000fd
Comment: I've been using this camera since Christmas and have now clocked up around 3000 images, so I feel ready to give it a fair review.

My previous camara was a 35mm Minolta SLR, for which i had 3 lenses and various filters. The s8000 would therefore have to provide clear and detailed images across the entire zoom range to keep me happy and, more importantly, keep my old 35mm back in the cupboard.

Overall I am impressed by the quality of images i have taken - the majority are clear with detail that matches my old minolta. Photographs have good dynamic range and little picture noise. I do miss a few things about my old SLR - zooming using buttons just isn't the same as twisting the lens manually and it doesn't give the same level of control. However, you have to remember that this is a sub - £200 camera that is compact enough to fit in a shoulder bag and weighs less than just the lens alone of my old SLR (and has over twice the zoom range).

I have taken plenty of sharp pictures at full zoom - many at low light but for serious photographs I use a tripod. Some reviewers have complained that they can't get sharp shots on full zoom. Well, at close to 500mm, you would have to spend many hundreds of pounds (think at least £500 for a lens) to get a top-quality result without a tripod. Image stabilisation can only go so far but it certainly helps and should always be kept on.

My only gripes with this camera are 1) A maximum shutter speed of 4 seconds which is restrictively short, 2)no filter thread so you can't use filters, and 3) the quality of results in Auto mode is sub-standard - you need to take a little time and adjust the white balance (it doesn't take long, just make some simple adjustments in program mode). On 'auto' mode I found that most of my photos come out with a faint blue tinge to them - this can be removed in Photoshop, but switching to program mode is a far quicker remedy.

I do miss the creativity and feel of an SLR, and I will eventually replace the S8000 with something like a Nikon D80. For now though, the S8000 is a more than satisfactory stop-gap and at this price I am really pleased with it and would definitely recommend it.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5Average rating of 5/5
Summary: well worth it
Comment: i got this camera a couple of days ago and can honestly say i can`t fault it. the 18x zoom is brilliant and on auto mode you cant really go wrong. This is a superb camera as you would expect from finepix but you need to get used to its limitations because there are some, but not worth going on about to be honest. for a good all rounder its great.With its face recognition and image stabilization along with its other features its well worth the price. play with it and enjoy it.

Customer Rating: Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5Average rating of 4/5
Summary: 50/50 chance here!
Comment: I purchased this camera over 6 months ago , my main use for this camera was for aviation photography so i needed a camera than produces sharp and fast images .... i had read many reviews from websites which mostly all said the same thing ... so i decided to purchase the camera froma amazon, the delivery time was amazing i received it next day at around 9am
so i did my thing and went to the local airport to take shots and thought to myself why are these shots so soft ...... it turns out sadly that it just isnt up to producing sharp effective shots
however i found this camera for day trips and holidays great , and it has so many functions to suit every1
if your looking for a camera to take serious pictures i wouldnt bother but i think its fine for anything else
ive recently upgraded to a canon powershot S5IS

Customer Rating: Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5Average rating of 1/5
Summary: good on paper but a let down in use
Comment: its a good spec camera but in use its a big let down the "is" dont aways work when you zoom out, we used it at a zoo on holiday and out of 50 photos only five where pin sharp most of them where just not sharp and thats useing the "is"and high shutter speeds the camera has just is not sharp enough its good for day to day snaps but if you want very sharp photos get something else like the fuji 6500fd if you can,its much better even at just six megapixels its way better then this one, mine went back as soon as i got back off my holiday


Editorial Reviews:

The S8000 fd from Fuji is loaded with advanced photo technologies, including an 18x wide angle optical zoom, an 8-megapixel Super CCD HR sensor and an electronic viewfinder, so you can capture everything in detail! This high-power zoom is coupled with a dual-image stabiliser system and high sensitivity to compensate for camera shake, so pictures come out clear and sharp in all circumstances. The S8000 fd is also equipped with an advanced face-detection system capable of recognising up to 10 subjects in one photo for clear, natural portrait shots. Meanwhile, the high sensitivity of up to 3200 ISO ensures your images turn out bright and colourful, even in poorly-lit conditions.The intelligent flash system on the S8000 fd lets you adjust the flash power and exposure settings so you won?t have to worry about over-exposure, even when the flash is on. Finally, the ?Natural Light and Flash? mode takes two consecutive snaps and lets you choose which photo ? with or without flash ? you like best.The S8000 fd packs loads of advanced functions inside a stylish, handy little camera, for a photography experience that?s sure to please!


Buy it now at Amazon!



  • Content overload?

    Peter Gabriel thinks he has the answer

  • Machine music

    Punk-loving robots pogo in the name of science

  • Google 'faces Street View block'

    Google's plans to launch a mapping tool in the UK could be referred to the Information Commissioner.

  • Google must divulge YouTube log

    Google must divulge the viewing habits of every user who has ever watched avideo on YouTube, says a US court.

  • Warning letters to 'file-sharers'

    The music industry says thousands of UK broadband users who share tracks illegally will be warned about it in letters.

  • 'Bars, not Gates'

    Microsoft, free software and the future

  • Firefox download record official

    The creators of Firefox 3.0 celebrate the news they have set a new world record for software downloads.

  • Photos: Hands-on with the Motorola ZN5

    Photos: Hands-on with the Motorola ZN5 Yesterday we got our hands on the recently announced Motorola ZN5, which boasts Wi-Fi and a 5-megapixel camera jointly developed with Kodak

  • Sony Ericsson W760i

    Sony Ericsson W760iThe Sony Ericsson W760i is our favourite of the company's phones and it's the best Walkman phone to date. This music phone crams in loads of features, including GPS and HSDPA. Music playback and audio quality during calls are both impressive and its menus are slick and attractive

  • Crave Podcast 92: No more free mobile handsets?

    Crave Podcast 92: No more free mobile handsets?Guess what -- it's Friday, so it's time for another Crave Podcast. We're not quite sure what episode it is, though...

  • Pioneer BDP-LX71: Making Blu-ray even more premium

    Pioneer BDP-LX71: Making Blu-ray even more premiumPioneer thinks all existing Blu-ray players have rubbish picture quality, and wants to sell you one to improve the situation. As silly as that sounds, we think they might have a point

  • Photos: Legless photographer snaps from ground up

    Photos: Legless photographer snaps from ground upPhotographer Kevin Connolly, born without legs, presents a series of digital photos that show strangers looking at him as he rolls by on a skateboard

  • News.blog: MacBook Air SSD price drops

    News.blog: MacBook Air SSD price dropsApple has quietly reduced the price of the flash-memory version of the MacBook Air by £300 in the UK, writes News.com blogger Tom Krazit

  • Firefox 3 downloads merit Guinness World Record

    Firefox 3 downloads merit Guinness World RecordHaving mobilised the worldwide open-source community, Firefox is now officially in the record books for receiving the most downloads from a Web site with a 24-hour period

  • 1stAudiovisual Online
    Florida Villa