FujiFilm FinePix S9000 Zoom

usability, portability, image quality, performance, screen

reliability, focus

83% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, usability, image quality, price, portability

focus, shutter, contrast

86% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Leistung, Bedienbarkeit, Bildqualität, Größe, Bildschirm

Blende, Aufnahme

81% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

SLR look, 9 megapixels, good focus pull, good performance

No white balance bracketing, no focus bracketing, low speed continuous shooting

If you don't want to fool with interchangeable lenses (or you prefer framing shots with an LCD panel), and you don't need the gee-whiz features found on other advanced models, the S9500 is a good compromise

With the S9500 Fujifilm has produced what is unquestionably the best fixed-lens camera currently available. Its SLR-like handling and performance make it a real pleasure to use, while its amazing picture quality and fantastic versatility are matched...

Excellent manual zoom ring. Lighter and smaller than our Editors' Choice, the Panasonic DMC-FZ30. Very good picture quality.

Slow burst rate. Small LCD for today's market. Expensive. Some noise because of Real Photo Technology.

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Excellent resolution, lots of detail Useful zoom range with real wideangle and good telephoto Excellent color rendition Very low noise up to ISO 400; ISO 800 usable Comprehensive photographic controls Fast and responsive operation Very reliable focus...

Minimum focus distance too long in normal mode, worse in high speed mode Rather pointless super macro mode Small screen Some highlight clipping problems in high contrast/very bright scenes No image stabilization Occasional focus errors at long end of...

I think - with the possible exception of the Panasonic FZ30 - it's fair to say the S9000 is the about as close any manufacturer has ever come to producing a fixed-lens camera that offers real SLR-like handling and operation. It certainly looks like a...

Excellent resolution, lots of detail, Useful zoom range with real wideangle and good telephoto, Excellent color rendition, Very low noise up to ISO 400 ; ISO 800 usable, Comprehensive photographic controls, Fast and responsive operation, Very reliable...

Minimum focus distance too long in normal mode, worse in high speed mode, Rather pointless super macro mode, Small screen, Some highlight clipping problems in high contrast/very bright scenes, No image stabilization, Occasional focus errors at long end...

I think - with the possible exception of the Panasonic FZ30 - it's fair to say the S9000 is the about as close any manufacturer has ever come to producing a fixed-lens camera that offers real SLR-like handling and operation.

Rugged body Long zoom

Lacks controls found on competing models

Fujifilm does not include rechargeable batteries or a charger with the S9000. Using a set of four AA disposable alkaline batteries, the camera lasted a little over an hour in our tests, good for only 282 shots; as a result it tied for last among our...

Rugged body ; Long zoom

Lacks controls found on competing models

This camera has a beautiful, rugged body and a long manually operated zoom, but it lacks some of the controls of other models