Typical price: £999
What is it: Professional-level dSLR
What we think: While it has some impressive features and good overall image quality, it's not for high-speed sports photography, and it could use more resolution
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 6 June 2007
Tags: Fujifilm, Nikon, Pentax, Canon, Sony
We like:
Very low noise at higher ISOs; wide dynamic range; solid, well-designed body
We don't like:
Slightly sluggish AF system; low effective resolution for a pro-level camera; bloated file sizes
CNET UK judgement:
While a wide dynamic range lets it serve up tonnes of highlight detail and impressive overall image quality, the S5 Pro isn't for high-speed sports photography, and it could use more resolution
Full review:
It's no secret that Fujifilm models its dSLRs on Nikon bodies, but its latest model, called the Fujifilm FinePix S5 Pro, may as well be a clone of the Nikon D200 -- from the outside at least. Continue Reading...
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June 7, 2007
Posted by: YILIN LIAO
"Pricey but worth every penny"
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