S5Pro - is it here yet
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NW75 - why want brochure.... actual out-of-camera samples more worth it...
Done at home for fun, F1b mode
Shot outside for fun, F1 mode
WB set to warmer, F2 mode
Std/100%/Org/Org, Handheld/resting.
Anyway, it isn't the camera or the lens, but how you use it to get the best out of it.
Done at home for fun, F1b mode
Shot outside for fun, F1 mode
WB set to warmer, F2 mode
Std/100%/Org/Org, Handheld/resting.
Anyway, it isn't the camera or the lens, but how you use it to get the best out of it.
Any camera that can take a picture will be good.
blazer_workz
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Std/100%/Org/Org, Handheld/resting.
OMG..this is :bigeyes: good..:thumbsup: Handheld?? :bigeyes:
oh yeah.... i'm still ~drool~ over it... :bsmilie:
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really? since when does equipment dictate wat u can or cannot shoot? azure is trying to tell u dat learn to work with ur equipment, not get hampered by it. if u know s5pro has a slow fps, then why not learn how to anticipate the moment?
if u need a machine-gun camera to capture a champagne popping, pray tell how in times of yore with manual SLRs, do wedding shooters capture that moment in one shot? :think:
chill guys. i dun mean anything. I am a newbie and am trying to learn as much as i can. No offense intended to anyone.
blazer_workz
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yeah..got the same tots too..but then i think S5Pro has its limitation..its not so suitable for sports..eg. a fast moving race car panning shot..
from past experience i dont have a very good impression of gp batteries ;p
I must be going blind, I can't seem to find any "comparison" photos in this thread, just lots of picturess taken by the FujiS5Pro. :dunno:
Care to point out the "comparison" photos to me? :think:
What's wrong? Care to share?:think:
not holding charge...even a fully charged battery seems to drain much faster.
Oh now is know why it's not popular!
Ok, Mr Nightwolf, sir. I'll do that with my Coolpix 4500. :devil:
But, seriously, to all those who, (1) think I'm some young pup, (2) think I'm misleading young equipment chasers, ...read/think again.
I have used a 10D, a 20D, a D70/D70S, a S2 Pro, a D100, a S3 Pro, a D2H before. And now, have been playing with somebody else's S5 Pro for the last 2 weeks. What I see, I'm contented with. I'm not in the biz of doing equipment comparisons, nor shall I be doing so in the foreseeable future. I do my outings, I do my own work, I do more outings, meet more friends, shoot more, that's it.
The photos I post here to share and show what CAN be obtained from a S3/S5 Pro if some effort is put in and if the conditions are ideal.
If you want to see any camera as a slow slug, you are welcome to it, I couldn't care less. You want to think that a camera and lenses are what makes pictures, you are welcome too. It is your loss.
I have, and still do, maintain that it is the heart and mind that make up the true lens of a camera. The problems that occur are usually standing behind a camera.
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Chill guys~~..he merely a newbie and asking questions that we may had asked or even thought before...@ least he asked...
just that he asked the question in open forum and should not warrant a 'blasting' from u guys.. :nono:
we r here to learn....and improve...
well..just my 2 cents worth....
Keep shooting~
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