Testseek.com have collected 83 expert reviews of the Fujifilm FinePix X20 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm FinePix X20.
June 2013
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83 Reviews
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Abstract: Recently there has been a flurry of what we're now calling ‘high-end' compact cameras… namely models with the features and performance to meet the demands of enthusiasts and pro-level users. The idea of a very small, but very capable camera has always bee...
Abstract: The X10 was pretty much the pick of the enthusiast-level zoom compacts, but its crown is convincingly snatched by the X20 which does everything better… everything. ujifilm to the rescue again… and, another case of excellent timing. This time last year ...
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Published: 2013-05-18, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com.au
A new sensor lets the Fujifilm X20 deliver better photo quality than its predecessor, and tweaks to the design improve the shooting experience significantly
The lens-twist-to-turn-on is getting old fast, and the feature set provides just the basics. Plus the video quality disappoints
The Fujifiilm X20 is a great choice for people looking for a well-designed photographer's camera, but the basic feature set and disappointing video might not be for everyone....
Abstract: Not so good for: - Sports and wildlife photography. - Recording movies.Featuring the same 'retro' styling as its predecessor, the Fujifilm X20 appears superficially identical to the X10. But inside there have been plenty of changes to bring this advanced...
Retro design, Manual controls, Film simulation modes, Viewfinder
No touchscreen, Creative filters can't be shot in raw format, Fairly limited zoom range
Buying Guide Best camera accessories With the X20, Fuji continues its dominance in the corner of the market reserved for high-end compact cameras with superb image quality that exude retro cool. The fact is, no other manufacturer manages to mix those two ...
The X20 doesn't quite live up to the high bar set by other Fujifilm cameras. It's certainly a great-looking camera, with superb handling in the majority of areas. Considering the small sensor size, image quality is very good, but noise levels mean you wou...
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX7 is a better video camera, and its even brighter f/1.4-2.3 lens makes up for its slightly smaller sensor to put it roughly level pegging with the X20 for photo quality. The LX7 is now available for a bargain £259 from Park Camer...
The X20 doesn't quite live up to the high bar set by other Fujifilm cameras. It's certainly a great-looking camera, with superb handling in the majority of areas. Considering the small sensor size, image quality is very good, but noise levels mean you wo...
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Published: 2013-12-22, Author: David , review by: telegraph.co.uk
Abstract: But regular cameras are now catching up in the convenience stakes. Some have WiFi built in so you can send images to social networking sites, while compact system cameras offer the high-quality image capabilities of DSLRs but in a smaller and more mana...
When the X10 was released in 2011, it had a lot of interesting things going for it. Not only did it have second-to-none build quality, it also sported a larger-than-average sensor for a compact camera and impressively bright lens. Since then, compact came...
