Post here-pics taken fr S5000, S5600, S9500
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sall_lukas
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Took this last December with S9500....
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HydroPoP said:Wow...looks like a big library, where's that?
That is the British Library at the British Museum in London. Here is another picture taken with the S9500...
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Thanks 
Actually I am posting in the Buy&Sell section trying to sell this camera.
After going through these pictures, I am not sure whether I should? This is a very good camera. The only complaint is it doesn't has image stabilizer. I like to take low light pictures so I want to get one with IS.
Here are some more pictures taken by this camera....
Actually I am posting in the Buy&Sell section trying to sell this camera. After going through these pictures, I am not sure whether I should? This is a very good camera. The only complaint is it doesn't has image stabilizer. I like to take low light pictures so I want to get one with IS.
Here are some more pictures taken by this camera....
thats a pity.hi sall! great shot there at the british museum! you've just convince me that the s9500 is a fantastic camera! i'm using it too but can't produce picture up to your level yet. after looking at your picture then i see the true colour of the s9500. thanks for sharing your pics! by the way, i wonder what was the camera setting when you took the pic of the museum, care to share? thanks! cheers!
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Hi Gapman,
Glad to share. Actually no special technique, just some simple tricks. Mostly I shoot in "P" mode even, handheld. Just let the camera to do the job for you, following the tricks below:
1. make sure you find a solid, or stable surface to sit the camera. If can't find any, then lean against the wall and hold the camera against your body. If you have a tummy even better. Rest the camera on your tummy and hold your breathe.
2. use spot metering. Find an area in the scene that you want it to be properly exposed. Use that area to get your camera to set the auto-exposure - then use the exposure lock to lock at that setting.
3. finally compose your scene and shoot. You will probably need to try a few to get the right exposure.
Glad to share. Actually no special technique, just some simple tricks. Mostly I shoot in "P" mode even, handheld. Just let the camera to do the job for you, following the tricks below:
1. make sure you find a solid, or stable surface to sit the camera. If can't find any, then lean against the wall and hold the camera against your body. If you have a tummy
even better. Rest the camera on your tummy and hold your breathe.2. use spot metering. Find an area in the scene that you want it to be properly exposed. Use that area to get your camera to set the auto-exposure - then use the exposure lock to lock at that setting.
3. finally compose your scene and shoot. You will probably need to try a few to get the right exposure.
sall_lukas
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You can download the software "Opanda IExif" from the following website to view the information of any digicam pix:gapman said:
http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/
and it's free.
sall_lukas said:Thanks
After going through these pictures, I am not sure whether I should? This is a very good camera. The only complaint is it doesn't has image stabilizer. I like to take low light pictures so I want to get one with IS.
Here are some more pictures taken by this camera....
one word=GREAT
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Thanks vbs1979
Here is the last night shot I have taken during that trip....
Here is the last night shot I have taken during that trip....
Bean said:
If u can wait and can increase ur budget slightly, I think the S6500FD would be a very good buy. Expect F30 kind of high iso performance coupled with the functions of S9500
http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital/lineup/s6500fd/index.html
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0607/06071302fujifilms6500fd.asp
HydroPoP said:If u can wait and can increase ur budget slightly, I think the S6500FD would be a very good buy. Expect F30 kind of high iso performance coupled with the functions of S9500
http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital/lineup/s6500fd/index.html
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0607/06071302fujifilms6500fd.asp
yes, the S6500FD is using the same SuperCCD that the F30 is using...wow!
S6500fd is indeed very interesting, but it will only be available in UK in October. Dunno when will it reach Singapore. Not too sure about the pricing as well.
Looking at the superzoom cameras in the market currently, like Canon S3 IS, Panasonic FZ7, Sony H5 and Fujifilm S5600 etc, at $499 brand new with some free gifts quoted by my friend, it looks attractive.
Should I wait another 3 months? By then, new models will be announced for the near future.
Looking at the superzoom cameras in the market currently, like Canon S3 IS, Panasonic FZ7, Sony H5 and Fujifilm S5600 etc, at $499 brand new with some free gifts quoted by my friend, it looks attractive.
Should I wait another 3 months? By then, new models will be announced for the near future.
hey guys and gals, check out this thread. http://forum.clubsnap.com/showthread.php?t=211067
All the shots will taken by his well-used S5000. Upzz for him.
All the shots will taken by his well-used S5000. Upzz for him.
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