This is the digicam I'm using (for now) it's my company's digicam. So I don't use it much.
It's no where near as accurate as the Canon A80 but it does contain some cool features:

FinePix S602 Zoom features:

* 3rd generation 3.1 million effective-pixel Super CCD sensor
* Produces high-resolution images up to 2832 x 2128 (6.03 million) recorded pixels
* Large-diameter 6x optical zoom (35-210mm 35mm equivalent)
* Passive AF sensor combined with TTL CCD contrast AF for improved low-light performance, it focuses twice as fast as
the FinePix 6900 Zoom
* Manual focus via ring and on-screen magnification
* Shutter speeds: 3 to 1/2000 in Auto, 15 to 1/10000 secs in Manual
* Aperture priority (F2.8 to F11 in 13 steps)
* Full Manual control of both shutter and aperture
* Five Scene Position modes plus Auto and Program AE
* Auto Exposure Bracketing (3 frames, 0.3/0.7/1.0EV steps)
* Eyelevel TTL color electronic viewfinder w/180,000 pixels
* 1.8-inch color LCD monitor for review or preview
* Burst rate of 0.2 sec/frame for up to five frames in full resolution
* Unique "Final 5" burst mode captures up to 25 images and stores the last five frames
* 1.8 frames/second up to 40 frames in 1M resolution mode
* Captures 640x480 or 320x240 AVI video w/sound at 30fps
* ISO sensitivity: 160/200/400 and 800/1600 in 1M mode
* Built in popup multi-mode intelligent flash
* Attach 30-second voice notes to photos
* SmartMedia and CompactFlash II, fully Microdrive compatible
* Powered by four AA-type batteries
* Compact dimensions of 4.8" W x 3.2" H x 3.8" D

Bottom line is that it lacks accuracy between what u see in the LCD and final image.
The tonal range is a bit limited and colours are a bit washed out.
Not enough creative settings.

sigh...can't wait to buy my Canon Rebel XTi