Which is better, Fujifilm F305 or Nikon S8000

There's not much difference in picture quality.,It's impossible to have much difference.,As for the function,F305There is manual support,In addition, F305 is 24mm wide angle,S8000The wide angle end is30mm,There is still a big difference in this,Wide angle is more than 1mm is obvious,People who know a little bit know it,No one mentioned it。。。 In addition, the flash design of these two machines may be a bit difficult to use in the hand. Macro, Fuji is slightly secondary, the nearest 3cm, but will it not be enough?

Who else took the camera light to take a macro and went...

If you don't care about the difference in function, you can choose according to the shape and feel, in fact, Nikon's consumer grade is really average, not as strong as you blow.

What good lens can Nikon use on a card player? Obviously, Nikon and Canon were blown into the sky? "Fujifilm has a 15x light variation, and the imaging at the telephoto end will not be as good as that of Nikon", with this statement, is not to say"Nikon is 10 times the light change, and it is not as far as Fujifilm in the telephoto segment"。。。

As for saying"Fujifilm's noise is multi-point",Forgive me for my clumsiness,But I'm going to take the same ** of the S8000 F305 to this one,Can you tell it?

The imaging of the S8000 is higher than that of Fujifilm, which has a 15x light variation, and the imaging at the telephoto end will not be as good as that of Nikon! The most important thing is Nikon's lens, Nikkor's, that one centimeter of super macro, fast response speed, and the distance between the two is the flash, Fujifilm's 15 zoom with its own flash ** value, a bit short!

I won't copy and paste the configuration from the Internet. To be honest, I personally recommend Nikon's camera, Fujifilm's photos are not very good, and you have to look at the brand to buy a camera. I regretted the Fujifilm S1770 I bought, and I hope I don't make any more mistakes.

Fujifilm's with manual , Nikon's without manual, there is little difference in imaging, and Fujifilm's noise is multi-point.

Nikon S8000, Fujifilm personally does not recommend.

Comparison of the two cameras. It's all available online, and it's not interesting to post it.

I just bought F505 today, and when I went to Bainaohui, I was going to buy Panasonic's ZS7, but because there was no Panasonic monopoly in Wuxi, there was only one prototype where I bought the camera, so I tried Panasonic ZS7 and F505, and it was cloudy today, and it was indoors, and I found that the imaging of F505 was significantly better than ZS7In addition, the focusing speed is not covered, but it is good, the owner said that the continuous shooting mode is 18 shots per second, this speed is still relatively satisfactory, the battery is more than 900mAh, I don't know if it is powerful, I haven't started to use it. Haha

I've done a lot of comparisons, too. Otherwise, I wouldn't buy F505, haha After all, for students, 2200's ** is still more painful.

Fujifilm F505 Okay Go to the store yourself Shoot the same thing Look carefully at the noise Levels Focus speed Image processing speed.

These two cameras have nothing in common, one is a fashion machine, the other is a telephoto camera, to be honest, these two cameras are not very good, but you can't see your preference from these two cameras, and there is no way to recommend them to you.

I haven't used Nikon, mine is S4050, the imaging is average, I want to be easy to carry or buy a smaller card machine.

Buy Canon's, Canon's cameras have always done very well, it is recommended that the landlord go to Canon's official website to see the ixus 117 This camera, many people look at Canon's machine for a long time, and finally choose this, its effective pixels have reached 12 million, and the night scene is also very clear, you can go to Canon's official website to see.

Nikon's big brand, the quality is relatively good.

Hello! I take the liberty to comment: Fujifilm F605EXR body is small and compact, easy to carry, the focal length is slightly more advantageous than Nikon S8200, and the sensitivity (ISO) in manual (M) mode can be twice as high as that of Nikon S8200, but there is still a gap between focusing accuracy and speed and close-up distance compared with Nikon, in other words, in some extreme conditions, such as night, cloudy days, and when the indoor light is particularly dark, Fujifilm can guarantee that it can "shoot", but it cannot guarantee that it can "shoot well", Nikon, on the other hand, can basically guarantee that under normal circumstances, as long as the light is sufficient, every shot can be successful, and if you shoot high-speed moving objects in good light, Nikon is definitely much stronger than Fujifilm.

When it comes to picture quality, it should be said that there is not much difference between card machines. But to hard-divide the highs and lows, you still have to say that Fujifilm F605EXR is more ***. Fujifilm's telephoto cameras have always had a high reputation in terms of image quality, as evidenced by the S205 of that year.

Nikon is not strong in this regard, after all, Nikon is the only Japanese camera company that does not master the core technology of sensor chips. In addition, the CMOS area used in this Fujifilm machine is 1 2 inches, which is the same as Fujifilm's professional telephoto HS22, which is a little larger than Nikon S8200's 1 inch, and in the case of basically 16 million pixels, the larger the CMOS area, the better the image quality.

In addition, Fujifilm's machine also comes with a manual mode, and there are more other optional features than Nikon, which means that the Fujifilm F605EXR has better "playability". Although its manual functions are very limited, beginners can practice their sense of operation and lens through this card machine, which is very helpful for continuing their "further education" in the future.

In short, if you want to make a more "worry-free" and "labor-saving" camera, Nikon is indeed a good choice, after all, it is a professional camera manufacturer, and its operability and humanization are well-known. If you want to use the card machine to exercise, learn photography skills, and prepare for the "rebellion", Fujifilm is indeed a high-quality and inexpensive "training machine".

Fujifilm F505

Advantages: Although it is a telephoto machine, the size is very small, the image quality of the telephoto end is also very good, Fujifilm is the color has been inherited, and the operation can adapt to the needs of different groups of people from novices to professionals.

Cons: The camera is out of focus, and there is noise. It is easy to peel off the paint and consumes more electricity.

Overall: the cost performance is still relatively high.

Nikon S9100

Cons: Poor stabilization in telephoto, color saturation is not very good, summary: if the requirements for the camera are not very high, it is still acceptable.

So, from the big picture, it is recommended that you choose Fujifilm F505, which is more affordable and has better performance.

The camera itself Nikon is better, Fujifilm's SLR and even the body of Nikon SLR you can see. But Fujifilm's after-sales service is better than Nikon's.

I bought the F505 myself. Later, a friend wanted to buy the latter one, and asked me to help choose it (played with it, speechless). The F505 has a full manual function.