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The Fujifilm FinePix HS20 EXR - with 30x 24mm-720mm (equivalent lens), f/2.8-f/5.6 lens, manual modes, panorama, electronic level, flash hot shoe, EXR modes: Resolution priority, High ISO and Low Noise, D-Range Priority, swivel screen, RAW, HDMI out, and more:
blimey reading the thread title I thought Fuji had brought out the HS30 before the HS20 had been released lol.
I shall be interested to see some back to back comparisons with the HS10. The biggest issues I have with the HS10 is poor IQ and excessive NR .
If it had a superfine IQ option it would be all the camera I'd need for a while. Its very handy to have so many features in one easy-carry package at times.
I see it still has that absurd auto EVF/LCD sensor switch 
why not just a decent EVF
Oops! That was an unfortunate typo - I'll fix it now, thanks. The HS20 has a new EXR sensor so it may have improved IQ. The ones on display were pre-production unfortunately so sample images were not available, or if they were, they wouldn't be indicative of final image quality.
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