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
(83%)
83 Reviews
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Users
(82%)
27 Reviews
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The editors liked
Sharp images thanks to no optical low pass filter
Fast f/2.0-2.8 lens
Speedy and accurate AF
Short startup times
The editors didn't like
ISO 3200 and higher images are not so great at handling noise
Abstract: Alongside the Fuji X100S, the new Fuji X20 was unveiled at CES 2013. The X20 is a point and shoot camera that uses a 2/3″ 12MP X-Trans sensor and has no anti-aliasing filter. It features a bright 4x zoom lens (28-112mm equivalent) with a f/2-2.8 max ap...
Classleading fast and reliable autofocus, Very low image noise, Excellent sharpness, Good dynamicrange, Conservative metering, Nicely saturated colors, Mechanical zoom, Great ergonomics, Good shottoshot speeds, Very responsive, Fuji Finepix X10, Fuji Fine
Below average whitebalance accuracy, Not ExposurePriority, Incorrect preview of WB, Wrong LiveHistogram, Dark exposure of lowcontrast scenes, Poor optical viewfinder, Short batterylife, Minimal grip
The Fuji X20 is an excellent premium compact and the only oneOther than the Fuji Finepix X10 which precedes it and features the same lens. to have a mechanical zoom. Its lens is equivalent to 28-112mm which is suitable for a wide variety of subjects and h...
Abstract: 1. Introduction2. Specifications3. Body and Design4. Body and Design Fujifilm X20 hands-on preview January 2013 | By Andy Westlake Preview based on a pre-production Fujifilm X20 The enthusiast compact sector has undergone a distinct revival in recent ye...
Very good photo quality; noticeably sharper than X10, Fast, 28-112mm equiv. F2.0-2.8 zoom lens with manual zoom ring, Solid build quality with retro design, Large optical viewfinder offers exposure data and focus point overlay, Wide selection of manual controls (plus a scene-selecting auto mode for beginners), New Hybrid AF system is noticeably faster than the X10, Focus peaking, Excellent in-c
Tends to smudge fine details (even at ISO 100), Clips highlights at default DR setting (though no worse than its peers), Optical viewfinder doesn't live up to its potential (no composition grid, grid lines); lens can be seen through viewfinder at wide-angle, No dedicated movie record button; no manual controls (aside from mic level adjustment), Video quality not as good as other high-end compac
The Fujifilm X20 takes what made the X10 that came before it a hit - namely its well-built, retro-styled body, fast lens, and full suite of manual controls - and adds an improved sensor and AF system. The result is a camera that is generally a pleasur...
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 ...
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Published: 2013-08-08, Author: Mike , review by: techsmart.co.za
Lovely retro looks, manual zoom and not by lever, interesting photo effects, easy to access key functionality, custom settings on the top dial
Quite big for a compact, lens hood becomes a pain, LCD screen at back slightly small with low resolution, optical viewfinder not always accurate
