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Fujifilm FinePix A303 Review
By Movable Type Admin
Record Mode Screens & Menus
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The LCD screens that you see in this review had to be photographed as there is no video out-
port that we normally use to capture the displays with. LCD monitors on any camera were
never designed with enough resolution to be photographed. So we hope you understand why these
screen captures are not up to standard with our usual high-res direct output method.
This is the typical record screen that appears at power up. The "M" in the upper left
indicates some manual record functions are available(see setup menu below.) The Auto record
screen is identical only with an "A" in the corner. The "12" refers to the number of pictures
that will fit in remaining free space on the Xd card. Below the "12" is the image size and
quality settings. The brackets in the center indicate where focus will be determined. For the
first few seconds after power up the date appears across the bottom of the display.
The Movie Record screen is also very simple, the Movie camera Icon is self explanatory as is
the "standby" awaiting a push of the shutter release to start the recording. The "60S"
indicates the 60 second max record time per movie in the "320" x 240 size movie.
 Record Menu option are: The First page is Quality: The Second Page is EV (Exposure Value): The Third page is WB (White Balance): The Fourth page is "Option":
The SET-UP Menu options are:
Camera turns off in 2 min's) PC CAM- for Video conferencing) The Second Page:
Playback Screens & Menus
The LCD screens that you see in this review had to be photographed as there is no video out-
port that we normally use to capture the displays with. LCD monitors on any camera were
never designed with enough resolution to be photographed. So we hope you understand why these
screen captures are not up to standard with our usual high-res direct output method.
The typical Playback screen display shows the PLayback Mode Icon in the top left while
displaying the file and frame number in the top right. The date of capture is across the
bottom of the frame.
While viewing the image, pressing the telephoto zoom lever magnifies into the playback up to
13x in a 3MP (2048x1536) image. To move about within the image only requires pressing the
DISPlay button once and by using the 4 way controls navigation of the zoomed image from corner
to corner is possible.
Pressing the DISP button while in Play mode toggles between full screen and index modes. In
Index mode you can quickly preview the stored images on the card and display any one in normal
full screen mode.
 Playback Menu option are: The First page is ERASE: The Second Page is PROTECT The Third page is DPOF: The Fourth page is "Option":
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