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hey there i'm josh goldman senior editor with cena and this is a look at the fujifilm finepix f 600 X R and if you're really into playing with different shooting modes and settings you'll want to check this one out without getting too bogged down in specifics its sensor design and processor give you improved low-light photos and better dynamic range than the lower-end compacts and you also get things like movie capture from Full HD Loras high speed settings for slow-motion clips as well as some handy continuous shooting options though if you're afraid of menus and just looking for something to leave in Auto this probably isn't for you as for actual physical features it has an ultra wide-angle lens with a 15 X zoom high-res 3-inch LCD on back and built-in GPS for geo-tagging photos but it also does this really cool autumn nted reality thing that will point out landmarks that you might want to shoot unfortunately it was slow to lock onto a signal photo quality can be very good but again you'll have to take full advantage of all the modes and settings to get the most out of it it shoots in RAW and raw plus JPEG so if you don't like Fugees processing you can always do it yourself even still if you're really concerned with how things look when photos are viewed at full size on a monitor you might want to skip this model simply because shots tend to be noisy and soft shooting performance is a bit mixed too while it's not super slow it's not always fast and so in the end this is a nice compact mega zoom and I liked shooting with it but you'll have to be willing to really dig into its features and settings to get the most out of it I'm Josh Goldman and that's the fujifilm finepix f6 EXR