Fujifilm FinePix XP130 Waterproof Digital Camera w/16GB SD Card - Silver

I am quite impressed with this little, rugged camera. It is full of features and quite hardy in construction. While it has taken me a little time to familiarize myself with the operation, the time has been well spent and the result is a folder full of high quality pictures in all kinds of lighting. I have used the remote control, downloaded pictures, taken selfies and used flash and no flash. The camera has performed admirably well and provided me with HIGHLY detailed photos with great color saturation. ... The Only feature I do not like is the facial recognition which allows our rotten government agencies to identify and track us. I must find a way to stop that. I advise you to do the very same when you get this camera. I got the beautiful blue version of this camera but it cost me an extra 10 or 20 dollars....Later I bought a carrying case for the camera which carries my camera and the charging cable... It came with a 16 Gb SDHC Class 10 card and the Fujifilm Li-On battery which serves to recharge with the aforementioned cable.In short, it is a useful camera and provides high contrast photos with exceptional clarity and great deep coloration. Every parameter can be modified to whatever suits you with the detailed manual that is provided as you scroll through one field after another using the menu.

1/15/21 UPDATE:Multiple drops on concrete flooring, and its still working well. Drenched in water, oil, grease and dust. It has been very durable in my factory environment!The camera's loop for the carry cord broke off on one of the times it was dropped on the floor. Minor inconvenience, oh well.Raising review score from 4 to 5. Its been worth the price, and then some.ORIGINAL REVIEW:I bought this to replace a XP90 that was dropped on concrete flooring one to many times. That camera held up to some serious abuse, so I bought an updated version of it.This one has been okay so far, but right off the bat a few things broke that I never had a problem with on the XP90.The string carry cord pretty much snapped the first time I used it. I transferred the one I had on the XP90 to this camera.The lens trim ring popped off the front of the camera within the first couple weeks of use. No drops or rough handling. I superglued it back on, but it was a little concerning to be honest.For my needs, the camera still works well for taking pictures at work, and it WILL eventually be destroyed. So as long as it functions, the problems I listed aren't a huge deal breaker to me. But this might be something you should take in consideration if this is for personal use. I'd be a lot more annoyed for this to happen on a vacation getaway.

I bought this little camera to take with me on rafting trips. Specifically a week long trip through Desolation/Gray Canyon in Utah. It was important that it be waterproof, shock resistant, and inexpensive (don't wan't to lose a $1000 camera in the river). This camera does it all great!The camera is definitely waterproof. We had the camera submerged several times along the trip, and even got some good underwater pics in a clear spring we were passing. Unfortunately, the Green River was pretty murky, so the spring was the only good place for underwater pics.The camera is definitely shock resistant. It survived an eleven year old girl in her kayak going through rapids. I cringed a bit watching the camera bounce around as she paddled, but it handled the abuse fine. The only damage the camera took on the trip was a bit of sandblasting of some of the paint. Functionally the camera is great!The pictures are great, but it takes some time to learn how to get great pictures. I spent several nights out on the beach messing with the different settings, and trying to find what works best. Everything from Macro pictures to beautiful night sky pictures to active sport pictures.There are a couple of things that kept me from giving this camera the full five stars. First, battery life. You really need extra batteries, and some kind of power pack charger. I brought a solar charger on my trip and 5 batteries. Second, screen. The screen is not a good representation at all of what your picture really looks like. I took several pictures I thought were terrible on the screen, but looked great on my PC. Third, ease of use. True it is a point and click camera. The camera automatically chooses the best setting for the picture you're taking. It's great in theory, but it takes some practice to get the auto feature to take pictures how you want them. I highly recommend trying out each setting manually, and then learning how to make the camera take those shots on auto.It's a great camera. I love it. I'm very happy I bought it, and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

Don’t buy it . You will suffer while you have to return it. The lens are scratched and the product it self is in worst condition.