Fujifilm FinePix HS10

Features

• Weight:
• Sensor: 10.3-megapixel 1/2.3-inch BSI-CMOS – maximum image resolution of 3,648 × 2,736
• Sensitivity: ISO 100 to 6400
• Shutter speed: 30 – 1/4000 s
• Fujinon 30x optical zoom lens, manually actuated, f/2.8 – f/5.6
• * Focal length: f=4.2–126.0 mm, equivalent to 24–720 mm on a 35 mm camera
• * Aperture:
• * Min Focus distance:
• ** 50 cm – 3 m
• ** High speed 2 m – 5 m
• ** Macro 10 cm – 3 m – 2 m–5 m
• ** Super Macro 1 cm – 1 m
• Still images: RAW size=px size of sensor or jpeg images, and RAW+JPG. The raf file specifications differ from earlier versions of Fuji.raf files meaning that older software can not read HS10 raw files. For example, Adobe Photoshop versions prior to CS5 cannot read the new format. The Raw converter that comes with the camera does not save in TIF file format.
• HD Video up to 1080p at 30 frame/s with stereo audio recording. Duration limited to 29 minutes or 4 GB.
• High speed video capture with frame rates from 60 frame/s up to 1,000 frame/s, sacrificing image resolution with increased frame rates. 60 frame/s at 1,280×720, 120 frame/s at 640×480, 240 frame/s at 442×332, 480 frame/s at 224×168, 1,000 frame/s at 224×64. No sound. Highspeed movie duration limited to 30 sec.
• Movie format: Apple QuickTime MOV. H264 video codec, stereo audio track recorded through two microphones.
• Audio: Mono Wav.
• Storage: SD and SD HC cards plus internal.
• Power: 4×AA battery. Either Lithium, Alkaline or Ni-MH
• Flash Built in plus hot shoe external
• Monitor 240k pixel, LCD up and down tilt. It does not tilt sideways.
• Exif: ver 2.2
• Exposure compensation: −2 to +2 EV at 1/3 intervals, in P, S, A, C modes. Compensation value not displayed.
• Exposure bracketing: ±1/3 to 1 EV in P, S, A, M and C modes.
• Connections: USB 2.0, mini HDMI, A/V
• Lens filter mount: 58 mm
• Sweep panoramas are taken in one long exposure. Moving objects can spoil it though.
• Dynamic range: Has three settings of DR100, DR200 and DR400.
• Continuous shooting modes:
• * Continuous 6 or 7 shots, with processing times from 10 to 30 seconds.
• * Best frame capture. Which captures continuously and records up to 6 frames previous to shutter release.
• * Zoom bracketing

  Zoom range comparison

Reviews

• at ePHOTOzine
• at photographyblog.com
• at CNET Asia
• at CNET Reviews
• at infosyncworld.com
• at NeoCamera.com
• at DigitalCameraInfo.com
• at ZDNet