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Cameras.co.uk has a review of the Fuji Finepix Z3 and writes, "the tests for shooting with higher ISO settings show excellent results. With almost all other brands using higher ISO settings leads to considerable noise levels (loss of quality) creeping into the shots. Fuji appears to have overcome this to a large extent. Certainly at ISO 400 picture quality is very good and even at ISO 1600 picture quality is acceptable. This means that when shooting in lowlight without flash you still stand a good chance of producing a decent photo. ... Overall I am impressed with the Fuji Finepix Z3. Compared to other pocket sized digital cameras it is relatively cheap and I think it does a good job. Maybe not quite top drawer, but worth a close look if you do not want to over spend and would like a pocket digital camera."
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Posted by Belle in our Reviews category on February 25, 2007