Testseek.com have collected 11 expert reviews of the Fujifilm FinePix Z900EXR and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm FinePix Z900EXR.
September 2011
(83%)
11 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Excellent battery life, Very well made camera, Touchscreen, Decent pictures, Simple to use, Great for beginners but with advanced options
Touchscreen can be overly sensitive at times, Funky on/off switch, Auto mode can be picky at times as to how it works
So I've got a new favorite camera that I think I'll be using as my main camera from now on. The Fuji FinePix Z900EXR is just very simple to use and it takes great pictures. What more could you ask for in a camera than that really? Seriously though it is a...
Good highsensitivity results, detailed and responsive touchscreen, slim body, fast focusing
Colours a little flat on standard mode, position of lens, processing artefacts visible at 100%
Thanks to its large, responsive touchscreen and the way in which the camera is operated the Z900 is an enjoyable model to use. True, its images aren't quite up to scratch on their default settings, but high-sensitivity images turn out better than expec...
It's a shame that there isn't a "Camera that looks like a budget model but performs like a prosumer" award because the Fujifilm Finepix Z900EXR is a strong contender. It looks a lot less than it delivers because of the unassuming exterior. The interna...
Abstract: Available in red, blue, pink, white, silver, and matte black, the Z900EXR certainly qualifies as cute. The top half of the camera's front slides down to turn the device on and off and reveal the flash and lens. While the Z900EXR powers on and off, the Z i...
Solid construction, Large display, Intuitive touch-screen control
Lens isn't the sharpest, Slow to start up, Poor battery life
It's now generally accepted that the digital camera industry has moved beyond the ‘megapixel wars' that dominated marketing campaigns up until a few years ago. However, so many 16-megapixel compacts have been released recently it seems there is a case for...
The FujiFilm FinePix Z900EXR is undoubtedly an improvement over its predecessor, with a revamped sensor, Full HD movie capability and some fun touch screen options - but it's not the easiest to hold and the zoom could be less noisy. ...
Very portable and affordable, Zoom can be used when recording movies, Huge screen, Easy to use user interface.
Lack of decent handgrip, Pixel fringing.
The huge touch screen is the draw here and thankfully icons are equally large and clearly presented to avoid the need to hunt around for key settings. Everything is literally at your fingertip.
Very reasonable asking price, good quality build, operation is as simple as slide open the faceplate and shot (or record), easy to use and well implemented touchscreen interface, Full HD video with stereo sound and use of zoom
Common pocket camera imaging issues such as pixel fringing, lacks much in the way of a handgrip to prevent occasional camera shake because of the slimline proportions
A value added, feature packed 16-megapixel point and shoot camera with a glossy slide open and shoot faceplate at the front plus huge 3.5-inch widescreen touch panel LCD at the rear lending it the required wow factor...
