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'Burst shooting represents the Z5fd's weakest performance aspect; maxing out at 0.7fps, it's not very useful.'

'The maximum aperture on this tiny lens isn't too impressive; at the lens' widest setting, the aperture maxes out at f/3.5.'

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'Wide-angle shots can show unpleasant levels of purple fringing, a failing that's accentuated by the typical Fujifilm habit of pumping up colours to retina-searing levels.'

'The camera can be slow to focus in low light, however: It sometimes required almost 2 seconds to lock on.'

'There's no optical viewfinder'

'The extra half an inch it has on most of the competition may not sound like much, but on a small camera such as this, a 2.5"LCD is massive, taking up most of the back.'

'pretty weak flash'

'when you're using scene presets, you don't have access to the camera's manual features, and antishake technology is most useful at slow shutter speeds.'

'Overall, it's an easy-to-use ultracompact, but testing revealed a few picture-quality problems.'

'A little bulky.'

'the top layer of the menu is positioned at the bottom of the screen'

'The only grumble I could come up with is that the exposure compensation is also on the menu, which is inconvenient if you need to use it in a hurry.'

'There's no optical viewfinder though - something that's become an increasingly rare in modern digital cameras, unfortunately.'