Fujifilm FinePix S602 Pro Zoom

Recensione: The FinePix S602 Zoom has a professional feel, but it offers fewer megapixels than other cameras in its price range.

Verdetto: This versatile, fast-shooting camera is a good choice for advanced photographers who aren't obsessed with pixel counts.

Recensione: The FinePix S602 Zoom digital camera is equipped with Fujifilm's 3rd generation, 3.1 million effective-pixel Super CCD sensor. It produces a high-resolution image with up to 2832 x 2128 (6.03 million) recorded pixels. Great pictures start with a great ...

Recensione: Needless to say, the Microdrive holds one heck of a lot of photos.

Pro: Nice 6X optical zoom lens ; Full manual controls ; Industry-leading movie mode ; Very good image quality, especially when printed or downsized ; Impressive macro mode (two of them, in fact) ; SmartMedia and CompactFlash Type II slots ; Fast startup ...

Contro: Lots of noise, artifacts, and jaggies, especially at the 6MP setting ; Noticeable barrel distortion at wide-angle ; A few missing features in playback mode (slideshow, image protection)

Verdetto: I'll cover some of those new features in more detail throughout this review. First, a quick word about the SuperCCD sensor, and what makes it different from traditional CCDs. Unlike a regular CCD, the SuperCCD has hexagonal-shaped pixels, which allows ...

Recensione: The FinePix S602 takes the bestselling attributes of its predecessor a step further, making this a good "prosumer" camera with its reasonable pricing, extensive features and overall flexibility.

Pro: Improves on the superior features of the FinePix 6900 Zoom ; dual memory support (SmartMedia and CompactFlash) ; good overall performance and handling

Contro: Slow on/off reaction time ; retracting speed of lens a little sluggish ; low 3.3-megapixel capture resolution for a prosumer camera