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Fuji FinePix S9000 Zoom
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November 30, 2006 9:23 PM
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12 seconds? Are you kidding? I've heard stories of 4-8 seconds at full flash, which was bad enough. Too bad too, because this camera is pretty fast at everything else.
There are point and shoots with internal flashes out there that perform a LOT better. If you want to know the flash recycle time of a specific camera, here's what I do:
-Go to www.google.com
-Type in the name of the camera plus "flash recycle time"
-Check out the links that come up. You should be able to pull reviews, timing tests and other things that will help you. Here's an example (on the A710):
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=a710+IS+flash+recycle+time
Also, the website www.imaging-resource.com does timed tests of digital cameras, including flash recycle time, and for the most part their tests seem to be on par with the camera's performance, pretty reliable results. So that's a good site to bookmark.
Good luck.
There are point and shoots with internal flashes out there that perform a LOT better. If you want to know the flash recycle time of a specific camera, here's what I do:
-Go to www.google.com
-Type in the name of the camera plus "flash recycle time"
-Check out the links that come up. You should be able to pull reviews, timing tests and other things that will help you. Here's an example (on the A710):
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=a710+IS+flash+recycle+time
Also, the website www.imaging-resource.com does timed tests of digital cameras, including flash recycle time, and for the most part their tests seem to be on par with the camera's performance, pretty reliable results. So that's a good site to bookmark.
Good luck.
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