Fujifilm FinePix S3400 — bridge superzoom with 24x lens, 720p video, 2012.
The FinePix S3400 is a mid-range bridge camera from Fujifilm's S-series, launched in the early 2010s to give enthusiasts on a budget a DSLR-shaped body with a very long zoom lens built in.
A 14-megapixel CCD sensor of the common small 1/2.3-inch compact size sits behind a 24x Fujinon optical zoom covering roughly 24-576mm equivalent, letting it move from wide interiors to distant wildlife without a lens change. The 3.0-inch LCD aids composition, video is recorded at 720p HD, and the camera runs on four AA batteries.
The huge focal range is the main draw, useful for travel or garden wildlife where carrying multiple lenses is impractical, though image quality at the long end and in dim light trails behind mirrorless cameras with larger sensors.
These trade cheaply on the used market as long-zoom generalists; test the zoom through its full range for hesitation, check the tripod mount threads are not stripped, and confirm the AA compartment door and latch hold firmly.