Fujifilm FinePix XP140 Compact Digital Camera, Graphite

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Read our Nikon Coolpix W150 review, complete with full-size sample images and videos, to find out if it's the right holiday camera for you. New features for this year's model include a higher-resolution rear LCD screen, a new underwater mode, more versatile macro options, and high-speed recording modes for video. Apart from these key features, the main specs are the same as the previous model - there's a 16 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor, a wide-angle 5x optical zoom lens equivalent to 28-140mm in 35mm terms, and there is optical image stabilisation built-in, which moves the CMOS sensor to counter camera shake. the Fujifilm FinePix XP140's flash produces noticeable vignetting with the lens at maximum wide angle, though fall-off is much less severe when you use longer focal lengths. In addition to improved waterproofing which adds 5 metres to the depth of the older model, the headline feature is a new 4K video mode.

megapixels of exceptional clarity, zoom in for the close-up with 5x optical zoom, and it's all kept super-sharp with image stabilisation. Review of the Huion Inspiroy Dial 2 tablet, a medium sized drawing surface with dual dials and customizable buttons.and freezeproof to 10°C, the compact 207g XP140 is the perfect accessory for capturing a variety of adventures.

The XP140 specifications say that’s reduced to a maximum 6 frames at 10fps, however I managed an 8-frame burst which you can see above. So, in offering a responsive performance, decent images, intuitive use, plus good value for money, if you don't need a bunch of bells and whistles or 4K shooting at a more 'standard' 30fps, and just want something that can take pictures in otherwise challenging conditions for a regular camera or smartphone, the Fujifilm FinePix XP140 comes up trumps as one of the better toughened options out there right now for the cash-strapped. Find out how to pack for a travel photography trip, carry your gear safely while meeting airline regulations. Though we found there was some loss of definition at the very edges of frame when shooting at maximum 28mm equivalent wide angle setting and some loss of highlight detail (and visibility of pixel fringing) under particularly bright conditions (where an manual option is to simply dial the exposure compensation down), under most circumstances we found the images from the Fujifilm XP140 to be rather better than we expected from a camera of this ilk.There is no need to worry about water, sand or dropping the camera, making it the perfect first camera for children as well. The bonus is that if you'd first used a digital camera fifteen years ago and this was only the second one you'd picked up, there'd still be much that's familiar that would have you scrolling through and selecting settings in an instant. Duologi is a trading name of Specialist Lending Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (register number 774712 ). I tried the earlier XP130 attached to my surfboard, but the angle of view wasn’t wide enough to fit me in and interestingly Fujifilm has dropped Action camera mode on the new model. Using it in the fully automatic mode, the scene recognition kicks in to good effect in the vast majority of situations.