Testseek.co.uk have collected 40 expert reviews of the Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR.
November 2011
(77%)
40 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(78%)
41 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Extremely fair pricing
Rock solid build and sports car styling
Many latest specs
As easy to use as pointing and shooting
Large zoom range
Excellent picture quality
GPS functionality
The Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR has a lot of shooting options for both photos and movies and it has a comfortable
Nice-looking design
Build quality
Price
Detail
Versatility
Reliable zoom
Stills during video
'Cat' mode
Sizeable zoom
Raw shooting
GPS
Affordable
Original shooting modes like EXR DR for boosting dynamic range
Good build and grip
Easy to use in EXR Auto mode
Noise controlled well
Especially in EXR SN mode
Responsiveness once up and running
Lens good at long focal lengths
Broad zoom range
Built-in GPS
Solid build
Fair price
Feature-packed
Ticking most boxes for the latest must-haves
Simple to use
Overallpicturequality
Shutterlag
Features
Compactsize
Handling
Sharpness
Colourofphotos
Valueformoney
The editors didn't like
Images betray that it's a point-and-shoot camera
Automatically bumps up the ISO in low light to produce rather noisy photos
Relatively small sensor and high pixel count
Difficult to set panoramas
Only black model is rubberised
The F600EXR isn't the easiest camera to use
The GPS quickly drains battery life
And it's not always the fastest camera
Continuous focus slow and unpredictable in movie mode
GPS is batteryheavy
Motion Panorama tricky to master.
Little difference to its F550EXR predecessor
Image quality could be better
Interface can be confusing
Lens could be better at wideangle settings
Shots often underexposed under artificial light
We've seen better video modes
Still just a point-and-shoot camera so don’t expect pin-sharp results
The Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR has a lot of shooting options for both photos and movies and it has a comfortable, nice-looking design
The F600EXR isn't the easiest camera to use, the GPS quickly drains battery life, and it's not always the fastest camera
The Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR is one of the best implementations of a 16-megapixel sensor in a small body we've seen. It really is the 'go-anywhere, do-anything' compact camera Fujifilm claims it is. The camera's results are as impressive as its specs, ...
The Fujifilm F600EXR is a well-executed travel zoom, one that a casual photographer could bring on vacation and learn to love, though it's really designed with hands-on, enthusiast shooters in mind. Its defining characteristic is control. Several travel z...
The Fujifilm FinePix F600EXR is a very modest upgrade of its predecessor, improving the EXR Auto mode in low-light, expanding the GPS functionality, adding a rather superfluous intelligent digital zoom mode, and perhaps best of all not popping-up the ...
If you're after a travel compact then the F600EXR has a lot on offer for the cash. It's the low price that makes it a particularly attractive compact. The large zoom range is great to have, though image quality isn't the very best out there - and that'...
Sharp lens, 15x zoom range, Nice control layout, Excellent shutter-lag performance, Raw shooting support,
Poor low light performance, Slow to start, Finicky flash button, GPS is slow to acquire location, Lens vignettes when shooting Raw,
The GPS-equipped Fujifilm Finepix F600EXR shows a lot of promise on paper, packing a long 15x zoom lens into a compact body. But the GPS doesn't work as well as we'd like, and images from this superzoom camera are very noisy in low light. ...
Fuji's new FinePix F600EXR is a fully loaded compact digicam. Crammed into its petite body is a 16-Megapixel Backside Illuminated CMOS image sensor, Dual Core EXR processor, huge 15x optical zoom lens, 3.0-inch LCD and a dedicated video button for capt...
The Fujifilm F600EXR is a well-executed travel zoom, one that casual photographer could bring on vacation and learn to love, though it’s really designed with hands-on, enthusiast shooters in mind. Its defining characteristic is control. Several travel...
