Fujifilm FinePix 1300 — early 1.3MP fixed-focus digital compact, viewfinder only.
The FinePix 1300 is an entry-level digital compact from Fujifilm's early 2000s FinePix range, built at a time when digital cameras were still transitioning from niche gadgets to mainstream products, and priced accordingly as a basic starter model.
It has a 1.3-megapixel CCD sensor and a fixed-focus lens with no zoom, keeping the design and cost simple; there is no rear LCD screen, so framing is done through an optical viewfinder, and images are stored on SmartMedia memory cards. Power comes from two AA batteries.
The fixed lens and low resolution reflect its role as a low-cost introduction to digital photography rather than a serious tool, and by current standards its images are only suitable for small prints or web-sized use.
SmartMedia cards are now obsolete and hard to source new, so buyers should check whether a card is included and confirm the camera powers on and the shutter fires before relying on this mostly-collectible early digital camera.