Fuji makes great "bridge" models -- fixed-lens cameras way too advanced to be considered point-and-shoots. The HS10 is their bridge, all-in-one, zoom lens reflex, or whatever you'd like to call this subgenre that Fuji holds down. We've seen a 30x zoom lens on other cameras this year, but the HS10 looks like the superior camera (and at $500, it had better be). The CMOS sensor within should allow for great low-light performance; it captures 1080p HD video; and the 10 fps continuous shooting is very speedy. The only downside we see with this model is that you can't change the lens--some photographers will think that not having to carry around big, bulky telephoto lenses is one of its selling points, so it's a matter of personal opinion. Either way, the HS10 looks like a fantastic camera.
- 10 megapixels
- 30x optical zoom
- Triple image stabilization
- CMOS sensor
- 3-inch tilting LCD monitor
- Electronic viewfinder
- 1080p HD video
- Continuous shooting at 10fps
- JPEG/RAW image formats
- Captures to SD/SDHC memory cards
- 4x AA batteries
- $499.95
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