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Which films are used with this camera?

Which films are used with Fuji endeavour 210ix Zoom APS camera?

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The clue is in the name. It uses APS film, but it's a dying format and is increasingly difficult to buy. When you find some buy just one roll until you've checked the camera works: APS cameras were crippled with a dreadful film transport design and it can be difficult to find one which still works. If broken, then just chuck the camera into the recycling bin: it's worthless and parts are not available.

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I've bought a fujfilm 250 zoom camera, but none of my film rolls seem too fit

If you mean the Fujifilm Endeavor 250ix, this is an APS camera. It uses the so-called Advanced Photo System film, which is extinct. Some vintage camera stores may have a few rolls in cold storage, but you won't find any at an ordinary department store.
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CANT BUY FILM FOR CAMERA ARE THEY OBSOLETE

No manufacturer makes APS film any longer. Kodak discontinued production in around 2004, Fuji in around 2006. You may be able to find it on Ebay or amazon, but it'll be expired or near expiration.
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I have an old Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 100 AF camera and I am having trouble loading the film. Can you use Kodak Advantix APS film in this camera or should I be using manual loading film instead?

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Endeavor 310ix zoom mcr lost directions... what does c h p mean ?

On APS film cameras, the "C" stood for "classic", or standard 3:2 aspect ratio. "H" stood for "High Definition", (16:9 ratio), and P stood for "Panorama", or a 3:1 aspect ratio. Hope this helps!
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No vista driver

No there won't be any drivers of any kind for your camera. The Fuji Nexia Q1 APS Point and Shoot Camera uses APS film and is not a digital model.

Have you given the wrong camera details?
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What battery does it use , and what film?

It uses 3 volt CR2 - battery. (Other codes from different manufacturers: DLCR2, DLCR2B, RLCR2, KCR2, EL1CR2, RLCR2-L, CR-2, 5046LC).

The film is APS (Advanced Photo System) which allows you to predefine the picture size (Normal, wide, panoramic). It is clearly stated in the package.
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What type of battery & film

go here http://www.dealtime.com/xPO-Fuji-Nexia-Q1 and it will tell you the battery and film type for this camera, I believe it is 24mm film so the one you got should be fine and the batteries are 1 x 3V Lithium Battery (CR-2)

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Lovely camera, but no manual

Well its not free, but its a place that appears to have the manual:
http://www.oldtimercameras.com/owneriq/

If you look on the right hand side of that page, you will see a place where you can select the manufacturer and then type in the model name, I just used Fotonex and then scrolled through the results.
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