If you like the Fuji SuperCCD EXR sensor, and like superzooms, and like big cameras with fixed lenses, then you may be interested to know that Fuji has launched a new $50 mail-in rebate for the Fuji S200 EXR! The rebate special is good from November 1st to December 31st, 2009! You can get the camera right now for around $430 after the $50 mail-in rebate from:
The Rite Aid brick and mortar stores are offering a Fuji P&S digital camera model for $70 after a $30 rebate. The actual model may vary from store-store and region-to-region, but it will likely be one of the A-series (A805, A850) models. The price is $70, after a $30 rebate. The good thing with Rite Aid rebates is that they can be submitted online by entering numbers from your cash-register receipt. The promotion ends at the end of day on Saturday November 21.
If you like accessory-extras, and also like the Fuji F70EXR, then for $230 with free shipping you can get a Fuji F70 bundle from Adorama which includes the standard camera kit, along with a 4gb EasyStore SD card, a Lowepro Ridge 10 camera case, and a two-section mini tripod.
When you compare this bundle to the camera-only kit at Amazon, it's like getting two of the three accessories for free.
The big question is whether you want them or need them. Pack-rats already know the answer :)
Whether you are shopping early for the holidays, or looking for a basic P&S, or perhaps want to have a "backup gift" in case you forget someone or someone appears unexpectedly, for $98 you can get the black Fuji Z30 from Beach Camera upon Amazon. This is a folded-optics humble-bijou type of a camera. Or if you are looking for something brighter than the sun, you can get the orange Z30 for $92, sold by Amazon herself.
The pattern of price-sliding continues for a number of digital cameras, including the Fuji F200 EXR which is now steady under $300, at the moment sold and shipped by Amazon for $288 with free shipping and handling. For more on the camera, be sure to check its list of reviews.
The SuperCCD-EXR powered Fuji F200-EXR has dropped to $288 sold and shipped by Amazon itself. Be sure to locate Amazon as the seller in the "More Buying Choices" section on the right side of the Amazon product page. The featured seller is an unknown to us seller "New Harbor" that sells it for less. As usual with third-party sellers, especially if they have the lowest price of all, be sure to thoroughly investigate them if you are interested in buying from them and you haven't heard of them before.
This blog is a notification service, we cannot investigate every single seller and make purchasing decisions for you! We blog, you decide!
For more on the F200-EXR, be sure to check its reviews at the Compact Reviews Organizer.
You don't have to break the bank to get a basic AA-based P&S digital camera! For just $80, with free shipping, you can get the sold and shipped by Amazon.com itself, along with third-party sellers.
This camera uses AA batteries and SD/SDHC memory cards, making it the most affordable in terms of maintainability for those who do not object to rechargeable AA batteries.
But unlike five years ago where you couldn't even get a fixed-lens camera at this price, this one has a 3x zoom lens, 2.7" display, and a 10mp sensor, and yes, of course face detection. But no sensor/optical stabilization. It's not a free lunch at $80 :)
The camera was announced in mid-July 2009, along with the 12-megapixel A220 which goes for $89 with free shipping.
And one more thing on these two, you also get a coupon code for 55 free prints from Shutterfly. The 55 prints are broken down as follows:
+ one 8x10
+ four 5x7
+ fifty 4x6
If you are looking for cutesy and colorful P&S digital cameras with folded optics and a reasonable price, you may want to check out the Fuji Z30 series, available in four deliciously fashionable colors for around $110, depending on your color of choice. Currently they go as low as $105 for orange or black, $110 for violet, and $111 for pink. Prices obviously change all the time.
The Z30 are standard point and shoots, not to be confused with the Fuji Z33wp models which are waterproof cameras, also available in deliciously fashionable colors, with folded optics, and they range from $135 to $145 depending on body-color.
We have another one-hundred-dollar camera deal for you! This time it is the Fuji J28, a LiIon-based point-and-shoot from Fuji that accepts SD/SDHC memory cards, and has a 10mp sensor with a 3x optical zoom lens, and a 2.7-inch LCD. And face detection, which appears to be more mandatory than a lens these days :)
And now onto a Fuji of a different kind, the Fuji Instax 200 kit which includes five twin-packs of film is going for $133 with free shipping by Amazon. (You also get 55 free digital prints of assorted sizes from Shutterfly).
If you only want the camera, you can get it for around $47. You can actually save a little bit more if you buy the film separately from third-party sellers where 3rd-party seller PhotoLand-NY offers the five twin-packs of instant film for around $80.
In related news in the instant film cameras world, it was announced today that Polaroid is making another comeback. Details via the Imaging Insider.
If you are a fan of the Fuji SuperCCD technology and superzooms and cameras that are not tiny, then you may be interested in the Fuji S200 EXR which has now dropped to $492, sold and shipped by Amazon.com.
It is also offered for a little bit less by a 3rd-party seller and fulfilled by Amazon, but considering the price difference, you are probably better off buying directly from Amazon unless you are comfortable with that particular 3rd-party seller. This is fulfilled by Amazon, so it is "safer" than a typical 3rd-party seller transaction. You can locate Amazon as the seller on the right side of the screen, under "More Buying Choices".
If you are not a regular Amazon shopper, this is something you need to learn to check for every listing!
It is definitely a buyer's market when it comes to superzoom cameras these days! The brand new Fuji F70-EXR, the one with the 1/2.4" SuperCCD-EXR sensor has now dropped to $234 with free shipping, sold and shipped by Amazon.com itself. You also get 55 free prints of assorted sizes via Shutterfly, if you were a coin-toss away from deciding :)
The F70-EXR is in the list of cameras to be added to the Review Organizer when we do the next update.
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