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FujiFilm has launched a bridge camera touted simply as the “ultimate” all-in-one shooter.

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FujiFilm's HS10: the "ultimate" all-in-one camera?

The FinePix HS10’s 24-720mm integrated mechanical lens offers an impressive 30x optical zoom. Images are snapped at 10.3Mp.

Taking its lead from many existing digital SLRs, the HS10 has a 3in tilting LCD that should come in handy when recording 1080p video from an awkward angle. Movies can be captured at up to 1000fps, FujiFilm said.

The HS10’s Motion Panorama Mode allows for “one shot sweeping panoramas”, the company added - a feature which sounds very similar to the Sweep Panorama Mode found on Sony’s DSC-HX1, reviewed here.

We also like the sound of the HS10’s Best Frame Capture Mode that continuously records images from the moment you focus, saving up to seven shots before or after you press the shutter button.

The HS10 measures 130 x 90 x 126mm and can be connected to other devices, including HD TVs and PCs, through its mini HDMI port and USB 2.0 jack. Images are stored on SD memory cards.

FujiFilm told Register Hardware that the HS10 will be available in the UK from early April, priced at roughly £400. ®

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I don't get it

It *looks* like a DSLR, it's *priced* like an entry level DSLR...

... why would I want this instead of a DSLR?!

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Humbug

Yippee. Now can someone please make a modern compact with a filter thread?

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