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C/o google. . . "HS20 EXR is a 16 Megapixel super-zoom with a 30x stabilised lens and a 3in articulated flip-up LCD screen. Launched in January 2011, the FinePix HS20 EXR replaces the HS10. A brand new back-illuminated CMOS EXR sensor increases the resolution from 10 to 16 Megapixels and the resolution of the screen is also doubled from 230k to 460k pixels. The HS20 EXR retains the 1080p30 best quality video mode of its predecessor, but the new sensor and EXR processing engine add a variety of new scene and composite modes, faster autofocussing, a wider range of burst shooting options and expanded scene recognition.
The FinePix HS20 EXR has a number of features that differentiate it from the super-zoom competition. Fujifilm has a long history of sensor innovation and the EXR sensor in the FinePix HS20 has an unconventional 45 degree photosite orientation which it's claimed improves the sensor's light-gathering capabilities. More conventionally, its a CMOS sensor with a back-illuminated structure - the wiring is on the back of the chip which means more light reaches the photosites resulting in improved noise performance.
In a more obvious departure from the norm the FinePix HS20 EXR has a manually operated zoom, that's right, the motor is replaced by an SLR-style zoom barrel which you twist by hand. Fujifilm has stuck with AA batteries to power the FinePix HS20 EXR with a separate compartment for the SD card. Even for a 30x super-zoom it's quite large and weighty and it has more than the usual array of physical controls. Though it doesn't lack consumer friendly features like scene detection, face detect AF and face recognition, the HS20 EXR will likely appeal to hobbyist photographers. The question is, does it have what it takes to divert traffic from the likes of Canon, Sony and Panasonic."
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