FinePix A350

Fuji FinePix A345 and A350 are basic digital point and shoot cameras. They have a 3x optical zoom, 4.1 and 5.2 megapixels respectively, and movie recording with sound capabilities.

Transferring Pictures The camera has a number of ways to transfer pictures. RCA Connectors The XD-Picture Card (up to 512 MB) can be removed and inserted into a computer, printer, or other device that accepts such cards. Media can be transferred via USB with the supplied USB adapter or cable (or any USB cable with a USB-A connector on one end, and a mini-B connector on the other) to a computer, via DSC mode. Media can be transferred via USB to devices that support PTP while the camera is in PictBridge mode. Media can be displayed/recorded by any device that has standard A/V RCA connections (i.e. nearly any modern television, VCR, PVR, etc)[1] Boxed Materials Included with a retail purchase of the camera are: The camera itself. A 16Mb XD-Picture Card A video adapter cable A USB adapter cable Software CD for Windows and Macintosh[2] Documents: A 93 page manual[3] Quickstart page in English Quickstart page in Spanish Safety instructions page Registration card Sample "real pictures" advertisement[4] Product Pictures The box it all comes in Boxed Contents The USB adapter cable has a Type A connector, like this one The USB adapter cable has a mini-B connector, like this one (on the right)] Sample Pictures Garden spider, taken with FinePix A345 Indoor photo taken with FinePix A345 External links Official site information about the A350 product information page Technical Specifications Brochure (PDF)

FinePix A350 Type Point-and-shoot Sensor CCD Maximum resolution 2592 x 1944 Lens Fujinon 3x optical zoom lens Flash Auto flash Shutter Unknown Shutter speed range 2 to 1/2,000 sec. Exposure metering Unknown Exposure modes Portrait, landscape, sports, night, auto, and manual modes Metering modes Unknown Focus areas Unknown Focus modes none Continuous shooting yes (depending on picture quality)[5] Viewfinder Real image optical (appx. 75% coverage) and Electronic ASA/ISO range 64 - 400 Flash bracketing Unknown Focus bracketing Unknown Custom WB yes WB bracketing Unknown Rear LCD monitor 1.8" Amorphous silicon TFT LCD (approx. 115,000 pixels / 90% coverage) Storage XD-Picture Card (xD) Battery Two AA batteries Weight 132g, without batteries and media Optional battery packs Two 2500 mAh NiMH AA rechargeable batteries[6]

References and notes

1. ^ The camera has an A/V connector, and an A/V cable is supplied with two RCA connectors. One is video, the other is audio. This cable can be plugged into any television, VCR, PVR, or any other device with such connectors. Most televisions, VCRs, and PVRs made have these plugs.
2. ^ BX Version 4.3d for Windows and Macintosh, includes
   • 2 AA batteries, often energizer long life "e2" batteries
   FinePix Viewer, USB Driver, and RAW file converter. The software may be downloadable from the official website, but registration was required as of this writing.
3. ^ The manual may be downloadable from the official website, but registration was required as of this writing.
4. ^ See http://www.fujifilm.com/digitalcameras/ for more information about the picture printing offered by Fuji.
5. ^ If continuous mode is what I think it is, this model, if the mode is selected, and the button held down, will take four photos in a row, with a short pause between pictures.
6. ^ The Energizer model CHDCWB-4 sells for about $20 USD, and provides the charger and 4 batteries that meets the "two 2500 mAh NiMH AA rechargeable" measure. They work much better than standard AA batteries. Smaller mAh values will also work, but last less time.