FujiFilm F50fd Sample Pics for technical discussion - Unedited, straight from camera

[Cheesecake]

This is a thread calling for F50fd photos that are unedited, yet to touch-up and straight from the camera.

Please include some exif info such as...
1). Aperture
2). Shutter Speed
3). ISO
4). Flash/Tripod
5). title of photo.

Please do not post photos that are larger than 600X450. these photos are meant for helping potential buyers to determine whether the camera is worth the $$.

Thank You!!

 

[dreamzcape]

haven't had time to post photos but managed to find a link from dpreview, this guy comparing the f30 fd to the f50 fd. Hope it will benefit people contemplating to buy this camera.

http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/bb314/johnboy757/F30vsF50/

 

[jeffreyk]

haven't had time to post photos but managed to find a link from dpreview, this guy comparing the f30 fd to the f50 fd. Hope it will benefit people contemplating to buy this camera.

http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/bb314/johnboy757/F30vsF50/

looks clean at ISO800 when downsized.

at the same resolution (1424 x 1068), F50 looks cleaner and more detailed than F30.:thumbsup:

 

[dreamzcape]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 2 secs
ISO: 100
Exposure Compensation: None
Tripod: No tripod but balanced on a box with 2 second countdown
Title: none as of yet

generally quite pleased with iso100 performance at full size. will see if i will be able to take up to iso400 with hopefully good results.

tried iso800 full size, not impressed.

 

[RedForceRising]

haven't had time to post photos but managed to find a link from dpreview, this guy comparing the f30 fd to the f50 fd. Hope it will benefit people contemplating to buy this camera.

http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/bb314/johnboy757/F30vsF50/

Thanks for that!

 

[Springf]

haven't had time to post photos but managed to find a link from dpreview, this guy comparing the f30 fd to the f50 fd. Hope it will benefit people contemplating to buy this camera.

http://s208.photobucket.com/albums/bb314/johnboy757/F30vsF50/

It looks like that there are some fog in the f30 samples...

 

[Cheesecake]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 2 secs
ISO: 100
Exposure Compensation: None
Tripod: No tripod but balanced on a box with 2 second countdown
Title: none as of yet

generally quite pleased with iso100 performance at full size. will see if i will be able to take up to iso400 with hopefully good results.

tried iso800 full size, not impressed.

nice one. i guess the ideal ISO setting max is 400.

 

[dreamzcape]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 1/10 secs
ISO: 400
Exposure Compensation: None
Tripod: No tripod but balanced on a box with 2 second countdown
Title: none as of yet

just playing around with macro, playing around with DOF.

 

[Cheesecake]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 1/10 secs
ISO: 400
Exposure Compensation: None
Tripod: No tripod but balanced on a box with 2 second countdown
Title: none as of yet

just playing around with macro, playing around with DOF.

looks good at ISO400.

 

[dreamzcape]

yeah...it still looks acceptable to me at this size. maybe push it to 800 and see how it goes

 

[dreamzcape]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/5.1
Shutter: 4 secs
ISO: 100
Exposure Compensation: None
Tripod: Yes
Title: none as of yet

Don't think I've posted anything useful yet...shucks...i forgot to test iso 400 and 800. So far the night shots with long exposure seem very satisfactory.

 

[dreamzcape]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 1/15 secs
ISO: 800
Exposure Compensation: None
Tripod: Tripod with 2 second countdown
Title: Star light, star bright

Think this shot could have been taken better...

 

[Cheesecake]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 1/15 secs
ISO: 800
Exposure Compensation: None
Tripod: Tripod with 2 second countdown
Title: Star light, star bright

Think this shot could have been taken better...

does the camera haf spot metering?

if so, maybe u can focus on the light source and meter from it.

 

[dreamzcape]

does the camera haf spot metering?

if so, maybe u can focus on the light source and meter from it.

spot metering...as in center weighted? then try to focus on the candle?

 

[Cheesecake]

spot metering...as in center weighted? then try to focus on the candle?

hmmm spot metering takes only a specific small area, which is much like a 'spot'? haha

something like tat. if u use this metering mode on the candle, u won't over-expose it that much but then, ur overall foto might be more dull and dark as u're taking reading only from the lightsource..

i think fujifilm f50fd do not haf spot metering.
:think:

 

[dreamzcape]

hmmm spot metering takes only a specific small area, which is much like a 'spot'? haha

something like tat. if u use this metering mode on the candle, u won't over-expose it that much but then, ur overall foto might be more dull and dark as u're taking reading only from the lightsource..

i think fujifilm f50fd do not haf spot metering.
:think:

hmm they put under photometry: multi, spot and average. I think I have taken using spot before, no problems getting a nice flame, but like you said, the overall photo becomes dull, then can't see the star and moon.

 

[Cheesecake]

hmm they put under photometry: multi, spot and average. I think I have taken using spot before, no problems getting a nice flame, but like you said, the overall photo becomes dull, then can't see the star and moon.

ya, but with careful usage, u might find some uses for it!


haf fun!!

 

[dreamzcape]

ya, but with careful usage, u might find some uses for it!


haf fun!!

definitely having fun .....here's more...hope it has helped and will help people decide. still very new to photography though, so i might not be doing it justice.

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 1/12 secs
ISO: 100
Exposure Compensation: +0.7
Tripod: None
Title: S-es and holes

Just testing out some macro

 

[dreamzcape]

Link to bigger pic
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter: 1/12 secs
ISO: 100
Exposure Compensation: +0.7
Tripod: None
Title: short lived

 

[yehosaphat]

Looks not bad for a pns