It is impossible to F100fd large 28 – 140mm correspond to the glass, which takes a half inch 3/8 wide chassis of the Note. 6.4 Ounces F100fd is not heavy, but an outrageously top-of-the-camera, the zoom by a factor of the modest hope to have a thinner, sexier shape. Pinched at the beginning of the body itself, and the labels slightly side, creating a subtle pillow shape.On top of a small power button is located too close to the, shutter, who has control of the zoom feature on the Rotary nub. Flash is located just below the closure, which makes it easy to botch the shots by placing the finger in the same way.
There are some buttons on the back of the manual functions, and face detection: the rocker switch to another and the playback and backward, click to select the rims in the middle of the scroll wheel button in the image stabilization works. Macro, Flash and self timer controls. 2.7-inch LCD is average in size, and we had no problem using the sunlight.
Nikon Coolpix S600 such as you use the scroll wheel to navigate to the F100fd menus.But if Nikon n corresponds to round the onscreen menu, which meets one screen Fujifilm n corresponds to a linear menus, written in large courier font. Scene menu, for example, half of the screen, fill in one sample shot and an explanation of the icons as well as four Additional scene. Browsing 20 icons, including 16 scene modes can be pain.We also don't like you have to press the shutter button — not the playback — stop playing mode button.
The biggest selling F100fd: n points is wide dynamic range — capture the highlights and shadows backlit conditions in detail. [1] [2] this feature was turned off the Auto-mode; in order to enable it go to manual settings If gives you the choice of, 100, 200 and 400% of the members of the Committee of the regions (the camera decides which are appropriate to the conditions and the gray out of shot, those which are not).
Although from a political point of view, auto-ISO is not available in the manual mode, if you choose, i.e. an automatic ISO 400 or 1600 ISO, the camera automatically selects the option or its designated So it guides below. is the general idea of when the low or high ISO setting is appropriate, even if all you need to really know that the low ISO settings are ideal for almost all low light and fast, with the exception of the conditions for the operation.
Although Fujifilm has a wide dynamic range technology does not completely fix ankara lighting, does not have the permission: to improve the images according to the brightening shade areas. for example, our backlit shot in the foreground was the umbrella sits below;to enable persons with wide dynamic range Shooting helped us in more detail in the shadow of the umbrella.Quickly the pointer: when you have enabled a wide dynamic range, manually move the focus to the darkest, so that the camera could out of the shadow detail, where it is necessary for the largest.
F100fd has text Detection 3.0 that recognizes up to 10 faces, little 0.036 seconds, and to identify the extreme angle, such as the search up or down.Even if we have been able to photograph someone in the territory of the entire profile in close, the camera only discovered three-quarter profiles is the face, when we had farther away. Also F100fd cannot detect when we see our subject face to her chin to the underside of the network or when he bent forward it so that we could not see his mouth or make eye contact.
Face Detection 3.0 also automatically corrects red eye, but more than anything, we were impressed by the speed at which the judge And our subjects. Indeed, it was found in front of our topic, so as we shot him, even if the face in profile. It became clearer and brighter, the differences were in the subtle. want to disable the face detection, if, that is to say, whom you can rather does not focus on the shot of strangers in.
The camera is also able to Enhancer mode, which reduces fine lines and add kieltäydyn pictures were taken aback faults. we are the dramatic results: Our colleague ruddy face took a brighter glow and I looked at the dewy, too.
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