Fujifilm 12.2 Megapixel Camera A220

I like the camera, large megapixel

Works excellent for my 40 Megapixel Fujifilm X100VI. It is also the card that the Fujifilm technicians included in their demo models that they sent out to professional camera testers! ;-)

I bought this Camera to replace a old 6.0 Megapixel 12x Optical zoom Sony... The SX20 is / is everything i was looking for! better zoom and all the extra fetures the camera does are amazing! the HD Video is Great too!- love the one touch button for recording vids. the super Macro is very nice too, see link for Super Macro Shot@

It doesn't have the highest megapixel count but it is a great secondary camera, street photography camera, or beginner camera because of its compact size and great features. It does have Sonys old menu system but for me I almost never use it anyways. If you do decide to get this camera I recommend getting a thumb grip for it and maybe a grip extender if you have bigger hands. The actual picture quality is amazing especially for the price. I switched to this camera from canon and I have no regrets at all.

I can use this 50 megapixel data back with an Ebony 4x5 camera (or similar) and a Shen Hao data back adapter to collect and stitch 5 images to get a 160 megapixel panorama. The depth, sharpness, resolution and color accuracy are amazing, sufficient to print 65 inches wide at 300 pixels per inch.

For sports photography with 50 megapixel camera found I needed extra space when shooting multiple games back to back. Very fast card. Used for a few weeks so far with no issues.

Carrying around my NIKON SLR is sometimes awakward. And I was looking for a compact high megapixel camera. This is it. Pictures are superb. But it cannot be used to shoot continuous shots. I would recommend it for everyone who needs a high quality compact camera.

Great camera! Megapixel count definitely shows in the pictures as they are incredibly detailed. Much heavier in a good way, sturdier than everyone says.

Great camera, beautiful photo and video, the low megapixel count for photography really hasn't affected me all that much when doing professional work, I think this camera is going to get Netflix approved as well, I looked through the specifications and it looks like it checks all the boxes, All in all I can't recommend the camera enough!

Totally portable, this 24 megapixel camera is a go-to for camera buffs who don't want to lug their A1 or A7iv around for casual walks or street photography. Lightweight and yet a monster in capabilities. Equivalent in almost every way to the much heavier RX10, and with today's AI deNoise and Sharpen programs, you'd hardly know it was a crop camera. Even the menu is similar to the A1, so an easy transition when shifting from one camera to the other. The only downside (and it's a minor one) is the smaller battery which requires more frequent charging. But I bought a spare, and except for heavy duty shooting days, can usually get by with a single charge.