The Fujifilm DL-400 Tele Super is interesting because it is a Fujifilm DL compact with a tele option and easy-loading spirit. It has its own place among compact 35mm cameras rather than feeling like a generic point-and-shoot.

The distinctive detail is that Fuji's DL idea was making film loading less fussy, which is a real beginner-friendly design choice. That gives the camera a more memorable personality and helps shoppers understand why this model is different from the next compact on the shelf.

It is best for travel, portraits and detail shots where the tele switch is useful. In practical terms, it is the sort of camera you choose when you want to finish rolls and make real photographs, not just collect a famous name.

A useful tip is to tele settings need more light, so save them for brighter scenes. Like most compact film cameras, it performs best when you work with its strengths instead of forcing it into every situation.

Buy the Fujifilm DL-400 Tele Super if its particular mix of size, handling and personality matches the way you want to shoot. It uses standard 35mm film, and this camera is tested by Analogue Amsterdam before sale with a 2-month warranty.