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Question: Lens Can this model change lens? Or just fix one?
Document: The larger sensor would then actually get clear pictures and the 300mm length zoom could be more effectively used to get realistic images. IMAGE QUALITY TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER ALL OTHER FEATURES - super zoom and video comes later. No picture quality, no camera.2- Fix the over heat - This is the 1AA serial numbered model camera with the latest v1.03 update installed and it still does not work.
We were looking to get into photography, and wanted more control then the standard point and shoot, but didn't want the cost of a SLR or to carry multiple lenses around. We shopped around for months reading reviews and comparing features before finally choose the HS20. We are very impressed with our choice and have recommended it to others.This bridge camera offers many features over a point and shoot. The big 2 are the long zoom lens and the ability to change settings to alter the effect on shots.
This camera really comes with jsut about everything you'de expect from a high end DSLR Cameras the automatic focus is a tad slow and the manual focus is somewhat difficult to zero in perfect. Other than that has a very strong design battery comparment and SD card friendly change either without one getting in the way.
My husband bought this for me for my birthday. I had another camera in mind, but I'm so grateful that he got me this one. I have fallen in love with this camera. It's great for taking all kinds of pictures. It does especially excellent with studio type photographs. The only thing that I'm not crazy about on this camera, is the fact that you cannot change lenses. But this camera makes up for that in several other ways.
That is of course hampered by the annoying autofocus pause, however, and whether you're shooting in RAW or Jpeg and want to change settings or not. (UPDATE 1) So after discussion with someone in the HS20 forum, I've come to realize that the autofocus issue I described can be remedied by changing a simple setting, from AF multi to basically any other AF type. Thus, I have adjusted my score for the camera up one star.
It work fine, I suggest this one for your first buy on photography. Lens are not removable, but have interresting quality.
Hs20 is a good camera in the day time! It has a hard time a night, with the auto focus. Mine came with dust in side of the lens. So I have to send it to be cleaned or for another one. For the price and it having the hot shoe, it's a good camera.
The HS20 shares the same body and lens as the HS10, but has been beefed up with much faster and more capable electronics. It is what the brain-dead HS10 should have been. After all, it should be expected that one of the biggest uses for a superzoom camera would be shooting live action long distance shots and sporting events.
I wasn't worried about it coming off, but it moved enough that it annoyed me quite a bit. Dslr lenses are detachable, and I've never had one this loose, or loose at all, and this lens is PERMANENTLY ATTACHED. The power switch was kind of loose and seemed a little cheeky. Again, didn't feel like it was coming off or anything, just didn't feel all that solid. Weird.
The Pro Low-Light mode is another trick-up-the-sleeve that combines 4 exposures taken in rapid succession into one very low noise image even in very dim light.Not surprisingly, the HS20 autofocus did seek a little in low light, but not much more than my DSLRs in the same setting. The zoom lens was impressive for such a small package and both wide and full zoom shots were crisp.
Answer: This is a fixed lens camera (cannot change the lens). From what Fuji claims this should be a huge jump in the quality of photography with the mega-zoom class of cameras. I only hope that they can live up to even half of what they claim. It will be interesting to see the professional reviews of this camera when it becomes available to the critics. I am going to hold off on purchasing a new camera until I see the reviews for this one. Unfortunately, I'm afraid that I (and most others) will be disappointed with it unless Fuji has totally redone the camera (and not just beefed up the HS10 which was a disappointing camera from everything I've read) and can actually deliver on their claims. I currently have a Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ35 and I like it for the most part. However I am deciding whether to move up to a DSLR or get a better Mega-zoom.