Fuji Finepix HS20EXR £184.00 delivered with code @ Fujifilm Refurb
Fantastic bridge camera at a ridiculously cheap price, been waiting for a couple weeks to get this 12 still in stock as i write so be quick as this wont last for long.
Use code P832A4V3T8MES for an extra 10% off.
Happy Snapping.
Use code P10FEB15 instead for 15% off. Camera is then £168.30
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Jump to unread Post a CommentYes its a refurb but does come with a full 12 month warranty Info Here
Edited By: John Locke on Jan 12, 2012 16:54
The zoom is entirely manual. i.e. it's not like a compact where you use a button to zoom in / out...the zoom works by rotating the barrel with your hand...wasn't too keen on the idea at first, but love it now. What looks like the zoom button on the front is actually the on / off switch.
As for Fuji refurbs, bought one for my daughter and apart from the box being 'Fuji Refurb' branded, it's identical to a brand new one and has the same 12 month guarantee. Should say Refurb in the title though.
Edited By: RichieCJ on Jan 12, 2012 16:58
I'm not sure if this is what you are asking. The zoom is operated mechanically only, by a ring around the lens (same as a SLR). The manual focus ring is electronic, which means you physically turn the ring but the lens moves through an electric motor.
The enormous lens range is really the attractive feature of this camera. If you never blow up your pictures beyond 10x8, I don't think you'll see much difference to a DSLR.
experts here
buy as they wont last
The one thing missing from the HS20 is the ability to shoot at 1000 fps (albeit at really low res). Maybe a slight novelty, but it is great :)
NOOOOOO !!!!! :( Well gutted now.....
Still, Even better deal.
The zoom is entirely manual. i.e. it's not like a compact where you use a button to zoom in / out...the zoom works by rotating the barrel with your hand...wasn't too keen on the idea at first, but love it now. What looks like the zoom button on the front is actually the on / off switch.
As for Fuji refurbs, bought one for my daughter and apart from the box being 'Fuji Refurb' branded, it's identical to a brand new one and has the same 12 month guarantee. Should say Refurb in the title though.
I'm not sure if this is what you are asking. The zoom is operated mechanically only, by a ring around the lens (same as a SLR). The manual focus ring is electronic, which means you physically turn the ring but the lens moves through an electric motor.
The enormous lens range is really the attractive feature of this camera. If you never blow up your pictures beyond 10x8, I don't think you'll see much difference to a DSLR.
Thank you, both of you.
Thanks!
To the naysayers earlier no it isnt a DSLR, but a 2nd hand canon is £250 upwards on ebay with no guarantees, for a camera with fewer MP, the kit lens isnt as good and certainly cant do the zoom/macro like the fuji can (it would cost you about 1k for lenses that would do that) much poorer low light performance and a much lower number of FPS.
BTW tesco are selling these at £370 (not refurbed) so this is well under half price for what looks like a brand new camera when it arrives.
If I didnt have the HS10, I would get this.