Fuji FinePix HS10

	Introduction
The FinePix HS10 is a powerhouse camera with a 30x zoom lens with an incredible focal length range of 24mm to 720mm. It also has a number of new features, such as the enhanced low light mode, panorama shooting and high speed still and video shooting. The downside of this big lens is that it's a big, bulky camera that needs two hands to hold and use. The question is if this bulk is worth the extra features it offers, and the sizable $500 cost of the camera. You'll be able to find out for yourself in April when it comes out, and keep an eye out for our full review.

Front

The front of the HS10 is dominated by the huge 30x zoom lens. Above this you can see the housing for the internal flash, and to the left of this is the hand grip.

The front of the Fuji HS10

Back

The back of the HS10 is where most of the fun happens. Here is the large LCD screen, surrounded by controls and dials. Above the screen is the viewfinder. 

The back of the HS10

Sides

On the left side of the camera body is a small cover that protects the HDMI and multi-purpose port. You can also see the grille that covers one of the speakers. 

The left side of the HS10

There are no major features on the right side of the camera body except the cover of the memory card compartment. 

The right side of the HS10

Top

On the top of the camera you can see the control dials and the shutter button. This is a manual zoom camera; to zoom in or out, you use the large zoom ring on the body of the lens. 

The top of the HS10

Bottom

On the bottom of the camera body you can see the cover of the battery compartment and the tripod socket. In the model we looked at, this socket was filled with a security device.

The bottom of the HS10