sunday's tsv - fuji camera

hey guys,

does anyone have any more information about the fuji 16mp camera that's going to be tomorrows tsv please? spec and price would be good............ :happy:

thanks in advance...........

It's the HS20 bridge camera http://www.fujifilm.co.uk/consumer/digital/digital-cameras/d-slr-long-zoom/finepix-hs20exr/View

Fuji HS20 16MP Bridge Camera 30X Manual Zoom, HD Video Capture, 4GB Card & Case
Item Number: 565268
QVC Price £445.50
Today's Special Value Price £367.92
Availability In stock
UK P&P £6.95

Fujifilm FinePix HS20 16MP bridge camera with 30x manual optical zoom, a dedicated case and a 4GB Fuji SDHC memory card. With this camera you can take great quality photos with the 16MP EXR-CMOS sensor, adjust the 30x optical zoom lens manually for quick changes and shoot 1080p Full HD videos. It's a feature-packed camera that the whole family can use and a perfect choice for budding and intermediate photographers.
This bridge camera combines the manual controls of a digital SLR camera with the automatic functionality of a compact camera.

Get closer to the action with the camera's phenomenal 30x optical zoom lens. And because it's manual, you can twist to the zoom you need in a flash!

Getting great pictures is as easy as point and shoot with the HS20's automatic scene selection with 27 different settings to cater to every eventuality.

With its 3" tilting LCD screen, shooting at awkward angles is made easier. Simply tilt the screen up or down rather than craning or stooping for your angled shots.

Shoot Full HD movies and watch them back straight away on your HDTV with the camera's HDMI port and the included HDMI lead (a QVC extra).

To make sure you can get started straight away QVC are giving you a dedicated Fujifilm case, a rechargeable battery kit, a Fujifilm 4GB SDHC card and an HDMI cable.

If you have any difficulties with setup and beyond, the Talk Me Through It team will be on hand with all the gadget advice and support you'll need. Find out more…


Technical specifications:

* Number of effective pixels: 16MP
* Sensor: 1/2-inch EXR-CMOS
* Storage media: SD, SDHC, SDXC (UHS-I) as well as 20MB internal memory
* Recording file format: still image: JPEG (Exif Ver 2.3), RAW; movie: H.264 high profile plus high-speed capture
* Movie resolutions: 1920 x 1080 (30fps), 1280 x 720 (60fps), 640 x 480 (30 fps) with stereo sound
* Optical zoom: 30x
* Image stabiliser: CMOS shift type
* Electronic viewfinder: 0.2-inch colour LCD (200,000 dots)
* LCD monitor: 3-inch TFT colour LCD (460,000)
* Scene recognition: EXR AUTO (27 scenes)
* Dimensions: 13.06cm x 9.07cm x 12.6cm (5.15" x 3.6" x 5")
* Weight (including battery and memory card): 730g


Features include:

* Face detection
* Face recognition
* Auto release
* Dog/cat detection
* Pro focus
* Pro low-light
* Tracking auto focus
* 360 degree motion panorama
* Advanced Anti Blur
* High speed movie (80/160/320fps)


What's in the box?

* Fujifilm FinePix HS20 camera
* 4 x AA batteries
* USB-AV cable
* Shoulder strap
* Lens hood
* Lens cap
* Manual
* Software CD-ROM


Added value

* Dedicated Fujifilm case
* Overnight battery charger with 4 x AA rechargeable batteries
* Fujifilm 4GB SDHC card
* HDMI cable


All measurements are approximate

http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/params.item.565268

not the cheapest but what do you expect

It's beyond me why anyone would want to spend the best part of £375 on a camera that uses regular AA batteries when most cameras come with a rechargeable battery. I have a compact camera and a DSLR and the rechargeable batteries last for ages.

Because if your battery runs out you can find AA anywhere and they are cheaper that specific lithium batteries , some people prefer them

You can use both types of bettery in this camera according to the bloke demonstrating it, and indeed shown on the spec list so it's not even an issue.

Is Fuji TSV

Hi is this Fuji a REPEAT TSV looks like a model I have seen before but i may be wrong does anyone know

I think we are talking about 2 different aspects of the batteries.

Calvin said he did not understand why anyone would want to use AA batteries, as he preferred special-purpose built-in lithium batteries. I pointed out why I DID want to use AA batteries.

When the QVC presenter said the camera could use both types, he meant ordinary AA batteries, OR rechargeable AA batteries, not specialist batteries like the NP40 that my first Fuji cammera used. My two more recent Fuji cameras both use ordinary or rechargeable AA batteries.

My main problem is that each new model is so much better than the previous one, but I am NOT getting another one.:doh:

popcorn said:

Hi is this Fuji a REPEAT TSV looks like a model I have seen before but i may be wrong does anyone know

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nope this is a brand new model your proberbly thinkin of the previous model the HS10