Fujifilm Finepix Z110

In 2012, Fujifilm showed that a slim compact could still carry style and character. The FinePix Z110 packed a 14.1-megapixel CCD sensor, a Fujinon 5x optical zoom, and a 2.7-inch touchscreen into an ultra-thin metal body that opened with a sliding front panel, complete with 720p HD video recording. One of the most stylized members of the card-style series, the Z110 stands out as one of the most striking representatives of post-2010 digital design, with its sliding lens cover and elegant body that fits right in your palm. This green version isn't just a camera — it's a design object that sets itself apart from every other camera on the shelf.

📦 What's in the Box

• Fujifilm FinePix Z110 (Green)
• Original Fujifilm battery (NP-45A)
• Original Fujifilm charging and data transfer cable
• Wrist strap
• RetroCameraLand exclusive camera case (gift)
• SD card (gift)
• Full set, ready to shoot
• Shipped in RetroCameraLand's exclusive box

✅ Condition

Condition: Very good

The camera is in excellent shape for its age and fully functional. There are no cosmetic flaws that affect use or catch the eye. The green metal body retains its shine, the touchscreen and lens are scratch-free, and the sliding front panel and all functions work flawlessly. Since this is a colored variant, paint finish and color matching were inspected with extra care. Tested and approved by the RetroCameraLand expert team.

✨ Why This Camera

The Z110 offers a rare combination in the slim class: a 14.1 MP CCD, Fujinon 5x optical zoom, a touchscreen, HD video, and an eye-catching green body.

• 🔍 14.1 MP CCD sensor (1/2.3")
• 🎯 Fujinon 5x optical zoom, 28–140mm equivalent
• 🔎 f/3.9–4.9 aperture range
• 🖥️ 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD (230,000 dots)
• 🎬 720p HD video recording (1280x720, 30 fps)
• 🪞 Frame Assist Mirror — a self-portrait mirror next to the lens
• 🎞️ Slim card-style design that opens via a sliding front panel
• 🌈 ISO 100–3200
• 💾 SD / SDHC / SDXC card support
• 🔋 NP-45A rechargeable battery
• 💚 Eye-catching green color variant

The 5x Fujinon zoom, starting from a 28mm wide angle, gives you flexibility in use: 28mm is comfortable for architecture and group shots, while 140mm brings distant details closer. The sliding front panel doubles as the power switch and an elegant cover that protects the Fujinon lens — a smooth, pocket-friendly block when closed. The Frame Assist Mirror next to the lens makes it easy to check your framing while holding the camera at arm's length, a handy detail for self-portrait shooters.

The choice of CCD sensor is the main factor behind the Z110's color character. Unlike modern CMOS sensors, it produces more saturated, more "filmic" colors — that familiar Y2K look that comes with the flash is this camera's signature. The 720p HD video is a fun bonus for anyone who wants to carry that nostalgic digital aesthetic into moving images too.

👀 Who It's For, Where to Use It

A natural choice for anyone who wants to bring the Y2K aesthetic into both their wardrobe and their camera bag, collectors who love colorful, characterful pieces, and anyone who wants touchscreen convenience with HD video. The Frame Assist Mirror also makes it practical for selfie and self-portrait enthusiasts. The green body turns the camera itself into a design object.

It delivers characterful shots at cafés, festivals and concerts, nights out, birthday parties, and travel and street photography. Thanks to its slim card-style body, it fits comfortably into even the smallest bag — or a pocket.

🔥 The RetroCameraLand Take

The Z110's real strength lies in pairing balanced specs with a bold color. While most compact cameras stuck to the safe waters of "black or silver," Fujifilm brought the Z series into its main lineup in vivid colors. That decision elevates the camera from a mere tech gadget to the level of an accessory.

The 14.1 MP CCD sensor, 5x Fujinon zoom, and touchscreen come together into an enjoyable package in the slim category. The 1/2.3-inch sensor may look small by modern standards, but it's precisely this CCD–small sensor combination that naturally produces the "vintage digital" aesthetic so sought after today. The color character and that familiar Y2K look that comes with the flash are the Z110's signature. The green variant is one of the most eye-catching versions of the series out on the street, and one of the most attention-grabbing in photos — just as good to use as it is to add to a collection.

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Every camera in our collection goes through a detailed inspection and condition check by our expert team before it's added to our catalog. The lens, sensor, screen, buttons, and all functions are checked one by one. Our customer support team is with you 24/7, from the moment you buy through after delivery. Feel free to reach out to us anytime for usage tips, maintenance advice, or compatible accessory recommendations. The RetroCameraLand guarantee ensures that it's not just the product you bought, but the relationship you've built, that lasts.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Fujifilm FinePix Z110 in working order, has it been tested?
Yes. Every camera is individually tested and approved by the RetroCameraLand expert team. This unit is in very good condition and fully functional.

Does it have a touchscreen?
Yes. The Z110 comes with a 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD (230,000 dots); menu navigation and shooting controls are handled through the touch interface.

Can it record video?
Yes. It records 720p HD video at 1280x720 resolution (30 fps), so you can bring that nostalgic digital aesthetic into moving images too.

What is the Frame Assist Mirror?
It's a small self-portrait mirror next to the lens that lets you see your framing while holding the camera at arm's length. It makes selfies and group shots easier.

Do the images have a vintage digital look?
Yes. The 14.1 MP CCD sensor naturally produces saturated, filmic colors, along with that familiar Y2K look that comes with the flash.