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Fujifilm FinePix E510 Review
By Movable Type Admin


Features & Controls
![]() The E510 employs a Super EBC Fujinon 3.2x optical zoom lens, it's equivalent to 28-91mm on a 35mm camera. The maximum aperture is F2.9 (W) - F5.5 (T). When the camera is powered down the lens retracts inside the camera and is covered by an automatic lens protector. The focusing range in Normal: 2.0 ft. to infinity, Macro: 2.6 in. - 2.6 ft., Super Macro 1.0 in. - 5.9 in.
The chrome dress ring can be removed to attach the optional AR-FXE01 lens adapter ring
(accepts 43mm filters) for the optional Fujifilm Wide-angle lens adapter WL-FXE01 and
Telephoto lens adapter TL-FXE01.
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The eye level optical real-image zoom viewfinder has a field of view of approx. 80% of the
captured image but lacks any type of dioptric adjustment.
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The manual popup flash has an effective range in wide angle of 2.0 ft - 13.5 ft (W)/ 2.0
ft - 6.6 ft (T). Flash modes available are: Auto, Red-eye reduction, Forced flash,
Suppressed flash, Slow Syncro and Red-eye reduction + Slow Synchro.
![]() On the back is a 2.0-inch color LCD monitor for framing, review and accessing the menus. In the upper right is the W-T zoom lens control. In Play mode the zoom control is used to activate the zoomed-in (magnified) replay mode. To the left is the Popup flash button. Below is the Record/Play mode slide switch. The blue "F" (Photo Mode) button lets you change the image size, ISO sensitivity and color mode.
The 4-way selector in Record mode toggles Macro focus on/off when pushed "Left"
and the Flash modes are selected with the "Right" button. In Play it's used to
navigate through the stored images. The center Menu/OK button calls up the menu and
accepts selections. The BACK button stops a procedure, when not in menu mode the Back
button is the DISPlay button - in Record it selects LCD on/off or the onscreen
framing grid lines. In Playback the DISPlay button toggles overlay (text) information
on/off and Index display of 9 thumbnail images per page.
To the left of the LCD is the "+/-" exposure compensation button, it's also used to
toggle between aperture and shutter speed selections in Manual mode.
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On top of the grip is the shutter release, power button and the Mode Dial
with positions for: Auto (point-n-shoot), Program AE, Shutter-speed priority, Aperture priority,
Manual, Movie, Night Scene, Sports, Landscape or Portrait.
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On the left side is the 3v DC
INput jack for an optional AC power adapter.
In the middle is the USB or docking cradle connector. A PictBridge compatible printer
can also be connected to the USB port for direct-printing.
The AV Out port allows connection to
a TV for playback, the video signal is selectable for NTSC or PAL standard.
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The IO ports are duplicated on the optional docking cradle, the USB port on the left,
power input in the center, and AV Out on the right.
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The E510 is equipped with a xD-Picture Card slot and is supplied with a 16MB xD card.
It's compatible with any xD card from 16MB to 512MB. The batteries are also located
in this compartment.
Approximate Image Storage![]()
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Power is supplied by a pair of standard AA type batteries, alkaline,
NiMH rechargeable or photo lithium.
![]() When the camera is placed in the optional Picture Cradle the NH-10 battery pack (supplied with the cradle) is rapid charged and the camera is powered by the AC adapter/charger. |
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