Fuji A150 Reviews, Samples and References

First published on: Monday, 13 July 2009

This post is a compilation of links to the following resources on the FujiFilm FinePix A150 compact budget digital camera resources:


  1. Introduction.

  2. Professional and user reviews, owner opinions and experiences, tests, ratings, conclusions and feedback.

  3. Sample photos and examples, image galleries and user pictures, movie / video clips and footage.

  4. References and other resources.

The Fuji A150 is available in only one color, Silver.

Fujifilm FinePix A150 10MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom

Introduction, and basic specs

The Fuji FinePix A150 was introduced on 3-February-2009 (read the press release), and has a 3x zoom lens that has a focal range of 35.5 — 106.5mm (in 35mm equivalent terms).

An extract of the press release reads:

Many people want a camera that’s easy on the wallet, high on performance and user-friendly, but don’t want to be confused by too many functions and settings. Fujifilm’s new ‘A’ series compacts provide just that; basic, but highly-effective technology and great image quality, all within an elegant and stylish shell. The Fujifilm A100 and A150 are ideal compact cameras for families, grandparents and kids alike, or for anyone who is investing in their first digital camera.

Resolution is 10.0 MP, and the size of the CCD sensor is a 1/2.3 ” (6.16 x 4.62 mm, 0.28 cm²). This gives a pixel density of 35 MP/cm².

Basic specifications:


  1. Storage:SD/SDHC card, Internal.

  2. Power: 2x AA type alkaline batteries (included), 2x AA type Ni-MH batteries (sold separately), or Lithium batteries (sold separately). For additional batteries, IMEDION or Sanyo Eneloop NiMH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries are your best bet, as they retain the charge for a very long period of time.

  3. Weight: Approx. 130g / 4.5oz. (excluding accessories, batteries and memory card).

  4. Dimensions: 91.5(W) x 60.5(H) x 21.7(D)mm / 3.6(W) x 2.4(H) x 0.85(D)in. (excluding accessories and attachments).

Visit DPReview for the complete specs on the FujiFilm A150.

Professional and user reviews, owner opinions and experiences, tests, ratings, conclusions and feedback

Fujifilm FinePix A150 Digital Camera Review at Hardware Secrets

Sandy Berger, the reviewer, has the following conclusion:

The Fujifilm A150 is a good compact camera for a first time user or for anyone who just wants a basic point-and-shoot camera. The documentation offers an excellent overview of the camera as well as details on how it functions. The camera itself is easy to use. With features like continuous shooting, a self-timer, face recognition, macro mode, image stabilization and a video mode, this camera offers good functionality. The 10 megapixels and high ISO result in good images. All-in-all the A150 is a good choice for a basic camera.

Customer reviews on Amazon

At the time of writing, Jul 13, 2009, the A150 has an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on 1 review.

wally “never at home” wrote:

I had had a Fuji before and loved it and wanted an upgrade. This camera is easy to use and takes great pictures. The problems are that it needs a view finder. While taking pictures in the desert I could not see what I was “shooting”. Also, the instructions came in DVD format. That is kind of hard to use when you are traveling and don’t have computer access.

Sample photos and examples, image galleries and user pictures, movie / video clips and footage

Official gallery of full-resolution FujiFilm FinePix A150 sample images

Official gallery of full-resolution FujiFilm FinePix A150 sample images

There are two images in the collection, a head-&-shoulders portrait and a landscape.

References and other resources

Official websites for the A150 — Visit Fujifilm Global, where you can obtain the full list of features, specifications and accessories.

For technical and support matters on the A150 in the US, FujiFilm Support & Contact Center.

There is an Acrobat PDF Owner’s Instruction Manual (4.2 MB) for the A150, which you can download from this link (right-click to download directly to your hard disk).

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