Fujifilm HS20

Fujifilm’s award winning Fujifilm HS20 is an advanced SLR-like quality. It is equipped with new CMOS sensors EXR-16-megapixel, 30x optical zoom, manual strong (equivalent to 24mm-720mm) and high contrast LCD with 3.0 pitch.

EVF has a “heads up” sensors that automatically switch the LCD viewfinder. Fujifilm HS20 can provide high-speed continuous shooting at 8 fps full resolution, and provides the option of taking a full panoramic image (Panorama Motion 360). With the improvement of intelligent processors EXR technology, the best images is to find convenient. Using your choice of 27 scene modes and auto mode, Fujifilm FinePix HS20 will automatically selects the best settings for the item at this time. The electronic viewfinder features a “heads up” sensor that will switch automatically from the LCD to the EVF. You can also choose form a host of manual controls to add your own creative touches.

Fujifilm HS20 is capable of shooting movies at a true 1080p HD quality. These are captured with H.264 high profile compression, for smaller file sizes without sacrificing quality. High speed movies can also be captured thanks to the new High Speed Movie Options, that can capture at an incredible 320fps.

Fujifilm HS10 vs Fujifilm HS20 Key Differences

	FinePix HS10	FinePix HS20
Resolution	10 megapixels	16 megapixels
Dynamic range	400%	1600%
Movie capture	H.264	H.264 High Profile, plus high speed capture
Scene Recognition	Six scenes	27 scenes
Continuous shooting rate	10fps at 10 megapixels  7.6fps at 16 megapixels	11.2 fps at 8 megapixels
TTL flash	No	Yes
Remote release compatibility	No	Yes (RR-80)
SDXC compatibility	No	Yes, with UHS-1
Film simulation	No	Yes
EXR processing engine	No	Yes

What people said about Fujifilm HS20

I did spent my first day while using Fujifilm HS20 and was generally very pleased while using functionality and performance. Make no mistake, this is not a DSLR, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. This Fujifilm HS20 camera packs some capabilities and features that we would dream to acquire in one of my DSLRs. Although Fujifilm HS20 isn’t really a huge camera, for all those who’ve used the HS10, you’ll already know just that this build feels solid as well as handling is such as a smaller DSLR. Recption menus system is fairly easy to navigate and more common functions, like exposure, focus, and flash modes are easily accessible via dedicated controls. Plan to spend a couple of hours getting informed about the controls and menus – it could be intimidating for anyone who is brand spanking new to this particular type camera, most experienced photographers will understand it quickly.

Some early concerns materialized. First, I feel Fujifilm HS20′s temperature warning display that is noted using some early reviews. However, Some go to whichever degradation in performance besides the warning lit. Upon calling Fujifilm, they quickly sent a replacement for pleased to say the problem didn’t reoccur to that extent, but later I experienced temp warnings in warmer and more continuous use conditions. Another minor irritant while shooting could be that the display froze as it were while focus was obtained. If shooting a moving object, this will likely mean the real difference in enabling or otherwise getting the shot. After some further testing with Fujifilm HS20, I ran across until this problem seemed in connection with the “Multi” focus mode. The fact see the same penetration of delay in Center, Area, or Tracking modes.

The Fujifilm HS20′s flexibleness in shooting is remarkable, due to the standard PSAM controls, and several interesting advanced features, there’s few still shooting situations your camera will not likely handle. Those extras I stumbled upon very appealing are classified as the EXR High-ISO/Low Noise (SN mode), the Pro Low-Light modes. In SN priority mode, I’m able to shoot at higher sensitivities nearly ISO 1600 with minimal noise and perhaps ISO 3200 was very usable. I am sure I’ll get flack in this, but I have got to admit some shooting modes outperformed my D300. I believe it really is more related the Fujifilm HS20′s high ISO performance than general lens clarity or image detail, whereby most DSLRs excel. The Pro Low-Light mode is another trick-up-the-sleeve that mixes 4 exposures used rapid succession into one very low noise image during very dim light.

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Fujifilm HS20

With a 30x zoom range covering focal lengths from 24-720mm (35mm equivalent), the Fujifilm HS20 really is ready for anything. Boasting high quality Fujinon optics, the mechanical zoom lens is now even easier to operate thanks to a reduction in the size of the integral flashgun. Zooming through the range can be done quickly and precisely to ensure perfect framing for every shot.

Fujifilm HS20 has ways and means to combat all kinds of camera movement, and with its three image stabilisation methods, you can be reassured that regardless of what focal length you choose, your images will be blur free. Firstly, the EXR CMOS sensor moves during exposure to eradicate shake. Secondly, the Fujifilm HS20 camera will employ Pixel Fusion to increase sensitivity and boost shutter speeds and finally in EXR Auto, the Fujifilm HS20 features an Advanced Anti-blur technology where four images are taken in quick succession then combined to deliver a single shake-free image.