Fujifilm FinePix F100fd

Before phone cameras took over, Fujifilm's compact digicams were a common sight in Indian family photo albums, and the FinePix F100fd was one of the more capable models of 2008. It pairs a 12 MP CCD sensor with a Fujinon 5x zoom that covers a 28-140mm equivalent range, so it handles everything from wide group shots to tighter portraits without a lens change. Its dual image stabilisation was aimed at the low-light and handheld shooting that small compacts usually struggle with. This one is a working, used example with visible signs of age, priced for someone who wants a straightforward point-and-shoot with a bit of character.

Specifications

• 12 MP 1/1.6-inch CCD sensor, maximum image resolution 4000 x 3000 pixels
• Fujinon 5x optical zoom, 6.4-32mm (28-140mm equivalent), f/3.3-5.1
• Dual Image Stabilisation combining CCD-shift with high-sensitivity settings
• Face Detection 3.0 with automatic red-eye removal
• 2.7-inch LCD with approximately 230,000-pixel resolution
• ISO up to 3200 at full resolution and up to 12800 at reduced resolution
• Movie mode at 640 x 480 pixels, 30 fps
• 57 MB internal memory; accepts xD and SD/SDHC cards up to 2 GB
• Dimensions 97.7 x 58.9 x 23.4 mm; powered by NP-50 lithium-ion battery

Condition

• Cosmetic: Good condition, has some signs of age and use.
• Functional: Fully working.

Included

• Charger
• Battery (NP-50)
• Pouch

No memory card is included; the camera takes xD or SD/SDHC cards up to 2 GB. At ₹9,500 this is a fully working 12 MP compact with a useful 5x zoom, ready for a card and a charge.