br0wnskinnedb0y
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erm, i don't understand. Can explain?
Fujifilm S100FS
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erm, i don't understand. Can explain?
hosm
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I'll try...
A triggering voltage is sending a voltage,( example, let say its 3 volts ) with respect to ground to set off the flash.
This means I must put a battery of with 3 volts between the center pin and ground ( which is the hot shoe or the side metal contact of the flash hotshoe )
With my SB 15, I can test trigger the flash simply by shorting the center pin of the flash with the side metal contact of the flash hotshoe with a piece of wire.
thus this is bringing the center pin to ground or one may say "shorting to ground" to trigger.
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sectional86
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You're the genius! $833.53 to be exact!$833.00 with GST is it
cos someone before in this thread brought at that price;p
anyone is ordering the cable release from the link given above? maybe someone can help to do a mass order? :bsmilie:
Taken using S100FS
Seems that the IS on this cam not very useful.:thumbsd:
Does anyone had this problem?
I also like to use Aperature Priority, ISO100 & without flash to take photos.
But most of them came out a bit blur, especially during in-door or night time.
Anyone got solution to this?
Seems that the IS on this cam not very useful.:thumbsd:
Does anyone had this problem?
I also like to use Aperature Priority, ISO100 & without flash to take photos.
But most of them came out a bit blur, especially during in-door or night time.
Anyone got solution to this?
br0wnskinnedb0y
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Use ISO200 instead? And a tripod.
sectional86
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use higher ISO. dun worry abt noise on the S100FS below ISO 400 to 800.
Thanks to br0wnskinnedb0y & sectional86.
I try out higher ISO & the result seem ok.
Does this mean higher ISO is better than the built-in IS?
As the photos I taken with or without IS seems to be the same;p
Seems that the IS on this cam not very useful.:thumbsd:
Does anyone had this problem?
I also like to use Aperature Priority, ISO100 & without flash to take photos.
But most of them came out a bit blur, especially during in-door or night time.
Anyone got solution to this?
Compared with my previous Canon P&S, the difference made by the IS is not as big, with the Canon it was pretty obvious. Whether this speaks poorly of the Fuji's IS or the Canon's default stability is open to debate. Anyway, there is still a difference. Here's an example, shot at 400mm, ISO400, 1/26s, 100% crop.
Without IS:
With IS:
The IS is clearly doing its job, though with more subtlety than some other systems. Also, I've found it useful to keep the IS mode at continous, rather than shoot only. You will notice the difference when composing your shot.
Just like as you, I like to shoot at min ISO without flash. But I've found that the S100FS performs almost perfectly up to ISO400, so I'd rather push up the ISO and risk a little grain than have a blurry shot.
limwilson3
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can members recommend me a dedicated flash for the camera. thanks.
Compared with my previous Canon P&S, the difference made by the IS is not as big, with the Canon it was pretty obvious. Whether this speaks poorly of the Fuji's IS or the Canon's default stability is open to debate. Anyway, there is still a difference. Here's an example, shot at 400mm, ISO400, 1/26s, 100% crop.
Without IS:
With IS:
The IS is clearly doing its job, though with more subtlety than some other systems. Also, I've found it useful to keep the IS mode at continous, rather than shoot only. You will notice the difference when composing your shot.
Just like as you, I like to shoot at min ISO without flash. But I've found that the S100FS performs almost perfectly up to ISO400, so I'd rather push up the ISO and risk a little grain than have a blurry shot.
Thanks for the info seansene
hosm
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Was recommended this emoblitz flash for $50 @ MSColor but currrently out of stock.
Saw @ this thread:
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=167444
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1) Suntax 328DTZ
2) Emoblitz 328
3) Metz M32 series
4) Nikon 24, 28, 80 DX
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