The LCD is not only larger than average, but quite accurate, showing almost exactly 100% of the final image area. For framing shots, the F10 offers no true optical viewfinder, only a color LCD monitor - although at 2.5-inches it is fairly generous in size. In addition to the 3x optical zoom, the F10 offers as much as 6.2x digital zoom, depending on the image quality setting, but keep in mind that digital zoom decreases the overall image quality, since it just crops out the center pixels of the CCD's image. The camera can also focus in fairly dim lighting, down to about one-quarter the brightness of typical city night scenes with its AF-assist light turned off, and in complete darkness (on nearby objects) with the AF light enabled.
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The FinePix F10's autofocus system is faster that those of most cameras on the market, with shutter delays in full autofocus mode of only 0.55 second or so, and the optional "High Speed Shooting" mode reduces shutter lag to only 0.29 second at wide angle. When in area AF mode, the camera indicates the AF point that was used on the LCD display. The Fuji F10 employs a TTL (Through The Lens) contrast-detection autofocus mechanism, and offers a choice of center or area AF modes, as well as a continuous mode. Focus is automatically adjusted, and ranges from 2.0 feet (60 centimeters) to infinity in normal mode, or from 3.1 inches to 2.8 feet (7.9 to 83.9 centimeters) using the camera's Macro setting. Aperture can be automatically adjusted from f/2.8 to f/8, with the maximum aperture gradually reduced to f/5.0 as it zooms to the full telephoto zoom setting. The Fujifilm F10 features a 3x Fujinon lens, equivalent to a 36-108mm lens on a 35mm camera, a range from a reasonable wide-angle to a useful telephoto. The 3x telescoping lens and built-in lens cover keep the Fuji F10's front panel fairly smooth when not in use, allowing the camera to slip into a pocket or purse without a hang-up. The mostly metal body (only the battery door is plastic) is quite light at 7.1 ounces (200 grams, with the batteries and memory card loaded. The camera is fairly compact at 3.6 x 2.3 x 1.1 inches (92.0 x 58.2 x 27.3 millimeters). With mostly smooth body panels (only a very gently curved handgrip and the shutter button / mode dial protrude noticeably from the body), the Fuji F10 is an easy fit for coat or pants pockets, and may fit larger shirt pockets as well (but probably weighs a little too much for a shirt pocket to be comfortable). Small, compact, and light weight, the F10 offers Fujifilm's fifth generation 6.3-megapixel Super CCD HR, which produces file sizes as large as 2848 x 2136 pixels. Automatic and "Scene" modes simplify operation for point-and-shoot users, while a "manual" mode provides slightly more control for creative types, including control of metering and AF modes, white balance, and exposure compensation - but not direct control over the shutter speed or aperture. The Fujifilm FinePix F10 is aimed at consumers who want quick and easy photos, shielding them from the complexities of shutter speeds and aperture settings (although the camera does let you know what values it has selected for you).
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The Fuji F10's most impressive feature though is its ability to produce very "clean" (low noise) images at ISO light sensitivity settings far above those most consumer-level digital cameras can manage. With a sharp 3x zoom lens, compact size, and straightforward user interface, the Fuji F10 is an excellent all-around point & shoot model that should appeal to novice users and more experienced shooters alike. Based on a fifth-generation Super CCD HR chip design, the Fuji F10 offers great resolution at a good price point, with a resolution of 6.3 megapixels. The Fujifilm FinePix F10 is among Fujifilm's latest compact digital cameras, and offers a great combination of ease of use, style, and image quality (particularly at higher ISO sensitivities).
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