Bring it to Steven Lee of Camera Hospital. He stocks parts for the S5 Pro.
Is the S5 Pro still a worthwhile buy?
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Bring it to Steven Lee of Camera Hospital. He stocks parts for the S5 Pro.
It will not beep with manual focus on. There is nothing wrong with your camera.
Fotophilic
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Photobum could almost be like the Fujifilm helpdesk operator. :bsmilie:
Please take a number over there. NEXT!
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Haha, maybe secretly promoting Fuji, being paid undercover. :bsmilie:
i think so too.. he has lots of test charts etc etc haha.. u sure you not from fuji ah bro? or uncle?
u sure you not from fuji ah bro? or uncle?
Sure lah, sure lah.....
If you are older than 40, you call me bro. If younger, call me uncle.
Sure lah, sure lah.....
If you are older than 40, you call me bro. If younger, call me uncle.
i am almost half you age UNCLE!!! hey anyway i got a question. i dun shoot in color slides of film only bnw so i am not sure abt the film simulation mode on the s5pro. when doing weddings or portraits which to use and landscapes etc. i be heading cambodia year end
was thinking if i need a ND filter for my S5pro? still need to learn alot abt fuji.. :bsmilie:
This is an interesting question. Traditionally I've needed to use ND graduate filters when dealing with landscapes to even out the exposure between the sky and the foreground. Because the S5 can hold detail so well in the highlights, does that negate the need for an ND grad, and rely instead on merging two edits of a single frame with PS into a HDR?
actually i am still really new abt HDR thingy. care to share? i understand its like merging 2 or 3 exposures to 1 photo? got difference??
Not necessary.
For me, a CPL filter works better (I use a Hoya Pro1 Digital). I do have both ND2 and 4 filters, but I bought them mainly for my previous Nikon D100.
Taken with Hoya Pro1 Digital CPL, Dynamic Range 400%
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True:thumbsup:
Not necessary.
For me, a CPL filter works better (I use a Hoya Pro1 Digital). I do have both ND2 and 4 filters, but I bought them mainly for my previous Nikon D100.
Taken with Hoya Pro1 Digital CPL, Dynamic Range 400%
I believe this is straight out of camera jpeg right?
Nope. It was shot RAF and converted in Fujifilm HyperUtility HS-V3.
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old-newbird
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where is TCW? what abt new?
I told you before not to worry too much about the different film simulation mode. Am I right?
The Camera Workshop at Peninsula Shopping Centre.
I don't think they have new ones in stock. You can ask them though.
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old-newbird
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edit : saw the previous msg thanks hennesy and photobum !!
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