Camera recommendation: Fujifilm Z5fd June 8th, 2007
Every information worker needs to have a good digital camera for those times when a picture replaces the proverbial 1,000 words. I have used the Fujifilm F450 for about 18 months and have taken over 4,800 shots; you know a picture is often what is required even if it is capturing the ordinary and making something of it in a proposal or documentation.
Crunch Gear is recommending and has reviewed the Fujifilm Z5fd.
I've tried a few Fujifilm cameras over the past year and have seen some disappointing performances. However, I'm happy to say the Z5fd aka the "blogger's camera" was a strong contender in the ultra-small point-and-shoot market.
Worth considering if you are in the digital camera market.
Even if you are selling information or information processing services I include a picture of my own taking with anything that is 500 words long and proposals with more than 2,000 words have a picture each 350 words. A picture is worth a lot more than you may think!
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