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I'm not sure I like this Fugifilm HS 10, but the telephoto lens is something else....The photos don't seem as sharp as the S100, and the color in some images seems too greenish to me.
These are all taken hand held, and not altered, except for resizing.
I'm not sure I like this Fugifilm HS 10, but the telephoto lens is something else....The photos don't seem as sharp as the S100, and the color in some images seems too greenish to me.
Nice pics. Keep shooting, the HS10 will grown on ya'. I've run into the same green-tint issue, particularly at low light. The good thing is that the greenish tint is usually visible in the viewfinder. The camera lets you store a custom white balance value. I use that a lot under these conditions.
For my tastes, I found the images to be a little harder than I was used to. If you haven't played with the sharpness setting in the menu, IMO it's worth checking out. I ended up with a softer setting, then controlling sharpness during PP. As always, YMMV.
A few night shots of my town center...It is starting to look like Disneyland, what with all the lights, fountain in the roundabout, and the palm trees.
Wow great shots sanspeur. The cruise ship has the illusion that its parked on the land. And in the zoom on that building in your first set, I can see the naked woman.
Nice pics. Keep shooting, the HS10 will grown on ya'. I've run into the same green-tint issue, particularly at low light. The good thing is that the greenish tint is usually visible in the viewfinder. The camera lets you store a custom white balance value. I use that a lot under these conditions.
For my tastes, I found the images to be a little harder than I was used to. If you haven't played with the sharpness setting in the menu, IMO it's worth checking out. I ended up with a softer setting, then controlling sharpness during PP. As always, YMMV.
Wow great shots sanspeur. The cruise ship has the illusion that its parked on the land. And in the zoom on that building in your first set, I can see the naked woman.
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Keep shooting, the HS10 will grown on ya'. I've run into the same green-tint issue, particularly at low light. The good thing is that the greenish tint is usually visible in the viewfinder. The camera lets you store a custom white balance value. I use that a lot under these conditions.
