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Fujifilm FinePix S2000HD

05 Jun, 2009, 6:31 pm IST | Nikhil Singh | Point and Shoot Point and Shoot

We've got another Fujifilm superzoom in our pens, and this time it's the spankin' new FinePix S2000HD.


The S2000HD is a sturdy little superzoom that measures 111 x 78.9 x 75.7 mm. It weighs 426-grams, and since its body is not too huge, the weight feels more than it is. Its body's made of tough, but slightly cheap feeling textured plastic. The camera looks almost identical to the FinePix S1000fd at first glance, but on closer observation you notice the little bodily enhancements such as an extended thumb grip and many grooves on the camera's handgrip that makes it a lot more ergonomic than its sibling.


The buttons are conveniently placed - the mode dial, face recognition, power, burst mode and shutter button are placed on top of the hand-grip. Around the shutter button is the plastic zoom toggle. The facing side of the camera has the function, preview, exposure control and menu buttons placed right beside a 2.7-inch, 230,000 pixel screen.

The camera features an electronic viewfinder, which, just like all electronic viewfinders, is completely pointless.


Overall, the S2000HD boasts of a slightly cheap looking body, but it's sturdy and ergonomic, so we've got nothing complain about here.

Tags: Fujifilm , FinePix , S2000HD

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