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Fuji Cameras

Fuji opened its doors in 1934 as a manufacturer of film for cameras. Since its inception, the company has been innovating and expanding into several different photography realms. They are currently the largest company in the photographic imaging industry.

Fuji offers higher-end models for semi-professionals, seasoned amateurs as well as entry-level models for beginners.  Fuji offers six series of cameras to choose from, each including one to eight different models.fujifilm camera

Fuji’s S Series is comprised of seven higher-end cameras designed for semi-professionals and experienced amateurs. The series features impressive zoom capabilities and several professional-level imaging options including high-speed continuous recording. The S Series ranges in retail price from $199.95 to $599.95.


Fuji’s F Series boasts professional results with a compact design. These cameras offer features like artistry imaging and unique shooting modes. Zoom ranges from 5x to 12x. The series is relatively affordable, with prices ranging from $235.00 to $279.95.

The Z Series by Fuji is comprised of six different models and is an extremely stylish line. Cameras are available in a series of colors and also offer communication capabilities such as instant uploading to social networking sites. The zoom ranges in this series range from 5x to 3x. Prices in this flashy line range from $100 to $200.

The XP series from Fuji includes the FinePix XP 10/11, which is designed to withstand significant cold, shock, dust and water.  This camera is ideal for a lot of outdoor use. There’s a user-friendly upload function to share photos fast, and the camera offers a 5x digital zoom capability. The model has a retail price of about $200.

The J Series from Fuji is an entry-level line perfect for the beginning photographer. Digital zoom capabilities range from 3x to 10x and prices are budget-friendly with most models available for $100 or less.

Fuji’s A Series is designed for photography beginners. They have a sleek design and user-friendly functions that making taking photos easy for anyone. The line is very affordable and also AA batteries, which makes it easier to make sure you’re always able to take the photos you want.

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