Fuji S602Z has arrived...
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Originally posted by Tweek
results not too good...
image quality really is inferior.
hmmm...decision time....
Hmm.. I was quite disappointed at first. But I realised that they used the 6MP pic for comparison with G2's 4MP. Still dun understand why they used 6MP instead of the 3MP one. 6MP is interpolated, of coz the quality is inferior.
Originally posted by azone
Hmm.. I was quite disappointed at first. But I realised that they used the 6MP pic for comparison with G2's 4MP. Still dun understand why they used 6MP instead of the 3MP one. 6MP is interpolated, of coz the quality is inferior.
6MP is used because the 6MP image files captures (slightly) more details than the 3MP pics. Downsizing to 4MP might provide a better comparison
Anyway, 6MP pics look great when printed.Originally posted by mpenza
6MP is used because the 6MP image files captures (slightly) more details than the 3MP pics. Downsizing to 4MP might provide a better comparison
Really? I always tot that the SuperCCD effect sort of degrade the quality. *Confused*
"SuperCCD works by combining pixels from the 45 degree pixel layout into a normal square pattern, this has the side-effect of producing more image pixels than were actually captured."
One more thing..
"Flash units that can be used with this camera must meet the following three conditions:
(1) The aperture can be set,
(2) External flash synchronization can be used,
(3) The ISO sensitivity can be set.
Does the above means that an external flash without all the above features will totally not work? Or it does work, just that the flash will full blast all the time???
"Flash units that can be used with this camera must meet the following three conditions:
(1) The aperture can be set,
(2) External flash synchronization can be used,
(3) The ISO sensitivity can be set.
Does the above means that an external flash without all the above features will totally not work? Or it does work, just that the flash will full blast all the time???
not totally cannot work lor...
but that you can't control the flash I think. Cos the cam itself doesn't control the flash, it just sends a signal to trigger the firing. However, the flash must be set to match the settings of the cam, so it must be able to allow you to set aperture and ISO. If not, you won't get a correct exposure.
Most 3rd party auto flash can meet the 3 requirements what...so no worries!
Originally posted by Tweek
not totally cannot work lor...
but that you can't control the flash I think. Cos the cam itself doesn't control the flash, it just sends a signal to trigger the firing. However, the flash must be set to match the settings of the cam, so it must be able to allow you to set aperture and ISO. If not, you won't get a correct exposure.
Most 3rd party auto flash can meet the 3 requirements what...so no worries!
I see i see..
Rem you have a third-party flash rite? It meets the above requirements? How much did you bought yours? Can it be tilted at different angles?
yup mine can, it's the Vivitar 285HV. Actually I bought it for the s602z, but wanted to use it on my c700uz first. Bought it at $140 at FotoGuide. Yup it can tilt for bounce flash, but it can't swivel. That's a limitation when you want to take portrait orientation cos you won't be able to bounce from the ceiling.
Originally posted by mpenza
As mentioned, most 3rd party flash meets the requirements
Thanks for the recommendation. Yup, will consider which flash to get later. Now lets wait for more reviews on S602.
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