Fujifilm FinePix HS20

The leader of the new Fujifilm long focal length focuses EXR sensor backlit, 30x manual lens, Full-HD video and high-speed shots. In the same category come the other three models. Among the many new cameras announced by Fujifilm for the CES 2011, the most comprehensive is the FinePix HS20, which focuses a CMOS sensor technology with backlit EXR, a 30x zoom equivalent to 24-720 mm f/2.8-5.6 Manual, processor, EXR, which carries with it a host of automatic features and a new graphical interface, full manual control, expandable with flash and remote control.

The Fujifilm FinePix HS20 has a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor type BSI (illuminated, then the first layer with the photodiodes of the sensor more sensitive to light), EXR technology that uses pixels differently depending on the amount of light available and the result to be obtained (high sensitivity, low noise, wide dynamic range). In this way the dynamic range reaches 1600%.

With the new EXR processor, the HS20 to reach us to 8 frames per second at full resolution and 11 fps at 8 megapixels, and focuses in 0.16 sec. Also available is the Best Frame Capture function that records seven shots before or after the main one. Also with the new processor comes new features. The HS20 is able to recognize objects in the scene, to detect if there is a main subject and if any is backlit.