Fujifilm FinePix S2000HD

15.3x, f/3.5, 27 mm
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        Summary Fujifilm S2000HD

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        #n/a of 5
        Specifications Key specs
        Zoom
        Help 15.3x
        Screen size
        Help 2.7"
        Aperture
        Help f/3.5
        Screen resolution
        Help 230k dots
        Wide angle
        Help 27 mm
        Movie format
        Help 720p @ 30fps
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        Pros

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        The Fujifilm S2000HD vs other recent digicams

        Built-in flash Built-in flash Help
        Usually standard
        Viewfinder Doesn't use battery, see more detail Help
        Digital
        Image stabilization Image stabilization Help
        1. Digital
        2. Lens
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        The Fujifilm S2000HD vs other recent super zooms

        Size Really small Help
        Prosumer size (111×79×76 mm)
        Weight Light Help
        426 g
        Thickness Thin Help
        3"

        Cons

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        The Fujifilm S2000HD vs other recent digicams

        Movie format HD movies Help
        720p @ 30fps
        Continuous shooting Slow continuous shooting Help
        1.1 fps
        Supports 24p No 24p movies Help
        Missing that film look
        True resolution Lower true resolution Help
        9.8 MP
        Sensor size Slightly smaller than average sensor Help
        1/2.3" 6.16x4.62mm
        Announced Old Help
        August 2008
        Fastest shutter speed Slow shutter speed Help
        1/1000 of a second
        Popularity Not so popular Help
        Among snapsort users
        High-speed framerate High speed movies Help
        Not supported
        Light sensitivity Poor maximum light sensitivity Help
        1,600 ISO
        Touch screen No touch screen Help
        More buttons
        Autofocus contrast detection autofocus Help
        slower focusing
        Sensor type Sensor type Help
        CCD
        Thickness Thick Help
        3"
        Longest exposure Short exposures Help
        4 seconds
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        The Fujifilm S2000HD vs other recent super zooms

        Aperture Narrow aperture Help
        f/3.5
        Wide angle Very poor wide angle lens Help
        27 mm
        Screen size Below average sized screen Help
        2.7"
        External mic jack Lacks an external mic jack Help
        Limited to the in-camera mic
        Zoom Poor zoom Help
        15.3x
        Screen resolution Very low resolution screen Help
        230k dots
        Screen flips out Fixed screen Help
        Less flexible
        External flash No external flash Help
        Less expandable

        Appearance

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        Avatar for Snapsort Snapsort (0:34 AM, August 03, 2010)
        Thanks for catching those mistakes, we'll get them fixed. Snapsort currently only tracks a continuous FPS at full resolution, but its great to know how fast a camera can shoot at reduced resolutions.
         
        Hi Past (2:54 AM, August 01, 2010)
        Oh, and it actually takes up to 6.8fps (at 5MP) or 13.5fps (at 3MP).
        Guys, you really have to get best information about the cameras.
         
        Hi Past (2:41 AM, August 01, 2010)
        Oh, I forgot.
        The camera has optical & digital image stabilization.
        Thanks.
         
        Hi Past (2:37 AM, August 01, 2010)
        You have to correct the macro value.
        I used this camera and there is the "super macro" option which allows to take pictures at 1[cm].
        Thanks.