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Here is an outdoor cushion and a macro of it:
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Very nice post...encouraging to see how quickly this camera is up and shooting. (some of your pics looked a little fishy...tho) :lol:Good work, welcome!
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Thanks for the pics.
![]() ![]() P.S. Looking atthe outdoor cushion shot gives me a headache.........:? |
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Cwood wrote:
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I looked at the Fuji S9000....... for about 2 minutes. No Image stabilisation. Other than that it isn't too bad, but you can't get decent pics with a small sensor, high megapixels and low ISO without some sort of IS (well us mere mortals can't). |
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Hy ViS
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Set the IS to mode 2 so it only stabilizes at the moment you take the picture. It gives a better result and overcomes hand shake better. Basically a steady hand or a tripod should give you crisp pics at an inch or two from the subject at wide zoom.
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