Dear Fujiers, newbie need help.

simple_guyz · 29th March 2005

what do you guyz think S7000z compared to S20 Pro?

Anyone know the current price for these 2 cam?
which one better?

thanx!

LazerLordz · 29th March 2005

S20Pro uses the Super CCD IV SR.

S20Pro on Dpreview.com

Review for S7000Z

simple_guyz · 29th March 2005

Is that the only differences?

Which one should I buy better?
S7000z or S20 pro?

How about the S20 pro user?

stk · 30th March 2005

I believe there are more differences (u should compare the specs).. but in terms of photos quality it'll boil down to whether u prefer more dynamic range (S20pro) or more pixels (S7000z)..

yowch · 30th March 2005

3MP native is good enough for 4R photos, and quite acceptable 8R. The 'improved' dynamic range of the S20pro will help maintian highlight details and expose shadow details better. The S7000 seems to be more noisy than the S20pro. Mechanically, the twoa re the same, even as far as the older S602 (with some improved buttons, blah blah). Handling wise, both are great.

29th March 2005	#1
simple_guyz Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 121	Dear Fujiers, newbie need help. what do you guyz think S7000z compared to S20 Pro? Anyone know the current price for these 2 cam? which one better? thanx!

29th March 2005	#2
LazerLordz Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: near the Equator Posts: 1,257	S20Pro uses the Super CCD IV SR. S20Pro on Dpreview.com Review for S7000Z __________________ We live in an age when unnecessary things are our only necessities. - Oscar Wilde

30th March 2005	#4
stk Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: AMK, Singapore Posts: 610	I believe there are more differences (u should compare the specs).. but in terms of photos quality it'll boil down to whether u prefer more dynamic range (S20pro) or more pixels (S7000z)..

30th March 2005	#5
yowch Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Singapore, Redhill Posts: 1,063	3MP native is good enough for 4R photos, and quite acceptable 8R. The 'improved' dynamic range of the S20pro will help maintian highlight details and expose shadow details better. The S7000 seems to be more noisy than the S20pro. Mechanically, the twoa re the same, even as far as the older S602 (with some improved buttons, blah blah). Handling wise, both are great.