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The FujiFilm FinePix HS20 EXR is a compact camera with 1/2" (5.4x) sensor and 16 megapixels manufactured from 2011 to 2012 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 12800 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 8 FPS x 6 RAW, 32 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 250 €;
8 users have given it an average vote of 8.8 out of 10
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Pros:excellent camera I recommend . Just find it hard
Cons:Nothing considering the product
Opinion:I really enjoy everything and it surprises me snaps in RAV . excellent lens and also nice 24mm 720 movies are more than enough x take good photos if you find it you can buy it without thinking about it. , also given the price of the used I bought it new and I keep it tight even if I had Canon now I use Fujifil XH2 APSC format with 40 million pixels. I would like to find the flax that goes on this camera. naturally external . I hope to find it
Pros:Price; all in one of good level ; robust; stylus stacks; 3" tilting monitor; good 30x excursion equal to 24/ 720 mm. It is a 16 Mpixel still valid today if you do not claim who knows what.
Cons:None of note.
Opinion:I write the opinion now at the end of 2019, to keep in mind that it is a bridge of 2011 ; I bought it in 2012 and then the parameters were other. Great for those who do not claim to have a bridge that give the performance of a reflex (otherwise reflex would not sell anymore). In the six years of use, I also own a valid DSLR, I found that it also holds enough ISOs. On the manual I also set to 800, support under certain times is a must. It makes good in the various automatic possibilities, great for landscapes, for flowers for documents and in dog and cat modes. In cat mode I used it a lot, it manages to perfectly frame the face of the kitten interpolating its features and makes very good. If you set the resolution "end" and the "velvia type" mode gives an extra touch to the color ; the blue, red and yellow become well accentuated and "ringing". Pulling it to 720 mm if there is no good light collapses a little and pulls to whiten especially if around there is the autumn forest, the typical case when in the natural parks you go to photograph the deer in advanced September . The colors then you manage to resume quite well in post production . With good light he manages to make panoramas like a reflex.
Pros:Price, excursion Focal, AA batteries, manual zoom ring, raw, swiveling display, Full HD video.
Cons:ISO real low, slow focus
Opinion:I used for about 7/8 months, the focus of moving subjects is a bit 'lentina.rnE' a comfortable car for those who have Gorsse claims and wants to travel fairly light, is an all-in-one for excellent the price. The photos are sharp up to 200 ISO, after the 400 shells :-) rnSpesso loses focus in the video even though they are of good qualità.rnA my opinion deserves an 8 for overall quality compared to the price that is of a compact high-end still does not have all the features of this bridge (in addition to the convenience of the manual zoom ring that allows you to keep your finger on the shutter button). RNLA advice to those who do not hear and want to buy a REFLEX to practice with the various functions similar to those of a REFLEX ISO, aperture, shutter speed ..... have fun for a while, 'but then you will automatically have the need to move on to something more ... I after 8 months I acuistato a PENTAX K-5 that is another thing, but I have to thank the practice done with the HS-20 .... moreI use it :-) rn
Pros:Weight, size, focal length, AA batteries, manual zoom ring, shooting in Raw, EXR mode, rotatable display, FullHD video
Cons:Support for the raw files do not like the SLR, lack of profile correction lens adobe (that of hs10 but does almost the same), the buffer in RAW (6 shots), ISO really usable low
Opinion:In its price range and for its target, a very good car all sommato.rnIl my opinion is a bit negative but it is distorted by a fundamental choice wrong and unaware. I had to take a camera used instead. And so I did it a year later ... rnComoda, all-in-one, macro capability, sensor mildly greatest classics 1/2.3 "EXR technology make it a great device in its fascia. Highly recommended to anyone looking for these features.
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