highest zoom cameras with 1/2.5" sensors

the sound of focusing is apparent in videos ,like in previous Fujifilm's models.-Battery drains quickly especially if using the zoom, so you better have a couple of extra batteries at hand.

The camera feels very good in both hands, it is ergonomic, for super sharp pictures (maximum pixels) above X20 one needs a tripod or a 'bean bag' but there seems to be image stabilization in lesser pixel modes (sporting events) so that action shots are sharp.

When zoomed or at in high contrast situations, the Nikon makes larger files that are not as clear and sharp as the Canon and have some purple fringing around the edges when blown up.

I knew that a super zoom would have a small sensor, it had to, because of the size of the lens.

It's an "OK" point and shoot with a long optical zoom, after that it's less than satisfactory for me.