Thread: Photography Question - Digi Cam
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Old 13-05-2007, 17:14   #146
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Re: Photography Question - Digi Cam
I'd go for the S6500fd, it's somewhere between the S5700 and the S9600 on features and performance.

You can get the S6500fd for around £150, which get's you manual zoom(manual focus option as well, but it's useless), biggger LCD screenand RAW caapability if you want to use it.

Also read the fuji section of the forum(and also the in-depth reviews) on www.dpreview.com. There are a lot of people on there who have the opion that when compared to the S6500 is the better camera for the money.

I can only comment from the fact that i'e got the S6500 and think it great, i came from a simple fuji point and shoot and have found the my new camera an absolute joy to use.

BTW, the S9600 seems to get attract really bad posts on photography forums about image sharpness/focus.
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