Taking into account the low price of the Fujifilm FinePix A400 it is understandable that allowances need to be made in certain areas for this camera.

I am disappointed by the quality of the photos I managed to take with this camera. Looking at the outdoor scenic shots there are three major issues I have with the camera. The first and most important one is the lack of sharp focus to each of the shots. The next problem is that the camera is unable to cope with the light surfaces of the boats. Another worrying issue is that purple fringing is evident along the edges of bright objects where they are caught by the sun.

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The Fujifilm FinePix A400 was a mixed bag. It produced average quality indoor and outdoor images, but its versatility is limited by its relatively weak flash and poor autofocus performance in dim lighting.

At a street price under $150, cost-conscious consumers might overlook its shortcomings and consider it a good value. Those for whom price is less of a consideration should also look at the Fujifilm FinePix A500; with less image noise at ISO 100 and identical features except for its 5-megapixel imager, it is available for about $30 more.

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