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Fuji FinePix Z20fd
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HQ Grade: B
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| B | means they are good, with some standout features. |
| C | means they are mediocre, and probably more trouble than they are worth. |
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- 37th of 175 in Ultra Compact
- 38th of 103 in 9 and 10 Megapixels
- 8th of 41 in Fuji
- 12th of 88 in Under $150
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In more recent years a new metering method has evolved splitting the scene into a number of zones, anything from three upwards, and then comparing the readings from each zone to come up with an exposure to suit the scene as a whole. These have developed to such an extent that some forms of this metering have anything up to 256 zones and take into account the colour from each zone. However, no matter how sophisticated they may be, in the end all they do is 'average' the exposure across the image frame, with perhaps a bias towards certain zones.
In more recent years a new metering method has evolved splitting the scene into a number of zones, anything from three upwards, and then comparing the readings from each zone to come up with an exposure to suit the scene as a whole. These have developed to such an extent that some forms of this metering have anything up to 256 zones and take into account the colour from each zone. However, no matter how sophisticated they may be, in the end all they do is 'average' the exposure across the image frame, with perhaps a bias towards certain zones.
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