FujiFilm FinePix S3 Pro Digital Camera Sample Photos and Specifications

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FujiFilm FinePix S3 Pro Digital Camera Sample Photos

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Marketed: 28-Jul-2004

Megapixels: 6.17

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Comments

Jeremiah Nueve		02-Aug-2008 01:06
Slow but you can't beat the JPEG images right out of the camera. Sold it few days ago and already regret it.

Pierre Dubeau		13-Nov-2006 00:02
Sure it's slow but the jpeg quality is hard to beat. I purchased a D200 and it's a great camera in a lot of respects, but not @ high ISO's. Here is one of my recent galleries all taken @ ISO 800 with available light http://www.pbase.com/matrixone/toronto_art_fair_2006

Pierre Dubeau		13-Nov-2006 00:02
Sure it's slow but the jpeg quality is hard to beat. I purchased a D200 and it's a great camera in a lot of respects, but not @ high ISO's. Here is one of my recent galleries all taken @ ISO 800 with available light http://www.pbase.com/matrixone/toronto_art_fair_2006

Pierre Dubeau		13-Nov-2006 00:02
Sure it's slow but the jpeg quality is hard to beat. I purchased a D200 and it's a great camera in a lot of respects, but not @ high ISO's. Here is one of my recent galleries all taken @ ISO 800 with available light http://www.pbase.com/matrixone/toronto_art_fair_2006

Pierre Dubeau		13-Nov-2006 00:01
Sure it's slow but the jpeg quality is hard to beat. I purchased a D200 and it's a great camera in a lot of respects, but not @ high ISO's. Here is one of my recent galleries all taken @ ISO 800 with available light http://www.pbase.com/matrixone/toronto_art_fair_2006

Pierre Dubeau		12-Nov-2006 23:59
Sure it's slow but the jpeg quality is hard to beat. I purchased a D200 and it's a great camera in a lot of respects, but not @ high ISO's. Here is one of my recent galleries all taken @ ISO 800 with available light http://www.pbase.com/matrixone/toronto_art_fair_2006

Guest		21-May-2006 12:36
I've got the fuji s2 for 3 yrs now, been waiting and save for an s3 until now, i got my s3 on ebay used in great cond for 1245$, it came in very good cond like new. my 1st impression was the nicer grip, the body is in flat, dull black, not like s2 is more on shiny side.the rubber parts on s3 is very sticky, gives nicer gripping.the build is more solid than the s2.i've noticed the battery door is alot more sturdy than s2,the use of it is pretty much same as s2, so there is no problem with operation to me..i tested shot it about 100 shots, i noticed right away the wide dynamic range on s3, the colors seem brighter and more contrast, the af is faster.the sharpness come from your lenses..i use it with tamron 28-105 f2.8 sp model, it gives me awesome results.works better with my tokina af 80-200mm f2.8.s3 got the new vertical trigger, it uses only 4 aa batts, not like s2 with 2 sets of batts.the s3 body is fatter than s2,not too heavy or light, its just feels right..i shot jpeg only. i shoot mostly weddings and models, plus landscapes..the slow review on s3 is anoying,the refreshing time is slow. to review your shots is slow too, but with my work its not a problem. in all s3 produces great results, far more better than any other dslrs ive own.thats including canon 300d and olympus e300.will use s3 and s2 for wedding.im a happy fotoman. More reviews http://www.redopinion.com/digital-camera/category/fujifilm/finepix-s3-pro/ _

Guest		19-May-2006 19:06
Amasing!

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