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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    From what I understand they have some really cool out of the box pre-programed "Film" jpeg settings that you can toggle through using a customizing scroll wheel. So we will see
    yeah but youre like this b&w henru cartier bresson photog disciple and all fuji film was known for was wild assed landscape colors and soft portraits
    Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.

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    fujifilm was 'vivid' before there was a 'vivid'
    Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Pless View Post
    yeah but youre like this b&w henru cartier bresson photog disciple and all fuji film was known for was wild assed landscape colors and soft portraits
    Thats what the Alfalfa coast, and Greece are for. Ahhhh but Naples and Sicily are what B&W are for
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    Quote Originally Posted by twodot View Post
    The alfalfa coast and the deep barley sea.
    Talk texting on your phone really sucks when it comes to writing WBF posts
    This coast

    The Amalfi Coast

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    I think I will used the 28mm lens for landscape and architectural work. The 50 mm might be too much ( although it does look cool ) but I'm fine with just moving myself closer.
    What is this "work" of which you speak?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gary Davis View Post
    What is this "work" of which you speak?
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    Its on its way a day early I can't tell you how many times I've refreshed this page this morning.

    It's on the truck out for delivery

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    Last time I saw this much anticipation, we had twins on the way....
    There's a lot of things they didn't tell me when I signed on with this outfit....

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    ARRIVED

    Screenshot 2023-01-23 at 3.28.48 PM.jpg

    At the moment I have NO IDEA HOW TO USE IT
    Totally intimidated
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    At the moment I have NO IDEA HOW TO USE IT
    Totally intimidated
    start by charging the battery
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    ARRIVED

    Screenshot 2023-01-23 at 3.28.48 PM.jpg

    At the moment I have NO IDEA HOW TO USE IT
    Totally intimidated
    So I've taken about 20 shots with it in various setting ( completely daunting ) and NONE of them look 1/10th as good as the iPhone photo of the actual camera I posted.

    I'm beginning to have buyers remorse already
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    Fuji seems to have an Iphone app to import the images to your phone, but it seems to have very bad reviews. If it will work, maybe the phone could edit the images.

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    Quote Originally Posted by twodot View Post
    You might have to run the photos through photoshop. The iPhone might have post-processing that you have relied upon? I don't know, just a thought.
    GREAT

    So not only do I have a million menu's and dials and knobs to twist, pull & press, NOW I have to do editing just to get the same decent photos that I can get with my iPhone strait out of the camera app ?
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    it has been said that resistance of the medium is what produces great art.

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    I don't the first one looks muddy and the focal point is way too narrow you can't even read the word coffee at the bottom red band. It doesn't POP Look at the wood grain in the iPhone photo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by twodot View Post
    Maybe try a Campbell's soup can?
    That was good, very good
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    I don't the first one looks muddy and the focal point is way too narrow you can even read the word coffee at the bottom red band. It doesn't POP Look at the wood grain in the iPhone photo.
    Use smaller aperture and longer shutter speed. Might require a tripod since I don't think you have image stabilization or increase ISO.

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    I can't tell you how disappointed I am with my inability to operate this camera . I just realized I'm not the artist I thought I was it's all been iPhone magic that I made me look good. None of the Fuji X100V photos look good and I'm depressed.

    I've read the manual and settings, tomorrow my friend who has the exact same camera and we will set it up and teach me the basics.
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    I briefly looked in the Leica shop the other day. Hmm.

    I like that you're getting the Alf Garnett look going there in the video. Good way to get the view count up. Need to shave the chin


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    best first post ever by a bot

    lmfao
    Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.

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    you'll figure it out
    and when you do, you'll realize much greater image quality than any cellphone will capture
    i love my iphone and its camera, but damn it runs out of as quick

    Quote Originally Posted by Joe (SoCal) View Post
    I can't tell you how disappointed I am with my inability to operate this camera . I just realized I'm not the artist I thought I was it's all been iPhone magic that I made me look good. None of the Fuji X100V photos look good and I'm depressed.

    I've read the manual and settings, tomorrow my friend who has the exact same camera and we will set it up and teach me the basics.
    Simpler is better, except when complicated looks really cool.

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    Quote Originally Posted by twodot View Post
    Circled below is the sighthole. There is one on either side of the camera, right and left sightholes. Look through it, and press the button on the top of the camera.

    Easypeasy.

    You need to know which is your dominant eye, for right eyed shooters the circled hole best suits landscape and the one at the other end, portrait shots.

    Get out and have fun.
    I'd much rather lay in my bunk all freakin day lookin at Youtube videos .

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    Did you try it on auto mode? It's the setting designed for iPhone users.

    Just kidding, but seriously I often shoot in auto mode and it is usually right on the money. Also have you figured out the auto focus? It usually requires holding the shutter half way down until it focuses before completing the shot. I only ask because the focus is poor.

    You'll figure it out, really only two things to mess with, shutter speed to control the amount of exposure and aperture to adjust depth of field. Figure out which wheel and button combos control those and you are off and running. There is more, but that is the meat of it.
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    This camera takes the WORST photos !!!!

    Yes I have it on auto everything, I'll play with a stop up or down to brighten or darken but thats it everything else is n auto, and it SUCKS. I have a 30 day return policy if I don't see any improvement in my images back it goes and we will never talk of this again. To say I'm disappointed is an understatement.

    After hours of YouTube tutorials and reading 119 pages of the 323 page manual I still can't take a decent photo. The damn thing doesn't even do a F'n selfe !!!

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    yeah, thats really bad
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    Quote Originally Posted by twodot View Post
    Huh. I wonder if the Hasselblad 903 swc, which I am jonesing for, takes good selfies...
    Ya wanna take a good selfe - go buy an iPhone . You want to take exceptional photos in a 1/10000 of a second get and iPhone. If this damn Fuji wasn't so damn beautiful I would have chucked it already.

    Hey lets see if my friend can give me a lesson today that makes sense for me to continue using this beautiful POS complicated camera.

    Sorry I'm just frustrated. I went to bed frustrated, and I woke up frustrated.

    I might just have to come to terms that I'm not a "real" photographer and just an iPhone snapshot dude.
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    mo money mo problems

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    Quote Originally Posted by L.W. Baxter View Post
    mo money mo problems
    I got the return policy in the wings !!!
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    right. the solution to a problem. a problem caused by disposable income.

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    In the right hands*, IMO the Fuji can take wonderful photos. But I never dove in - really pursued those capabilities. I can take 'decent' shots, but - I'm certainly not consistently good with it. Suspect there's more than a few here that can really utilize the capabilities.

    *Not me/mine
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    Quote Originally Posted by L.W. Baxter View Post
    right. the solution to a problem. a problem caused by disposable income.
    You do know you are posting this on the Wooden Boat Forum, the epitome of disposable income ?

    You do realize that this disposable income camera was for a MONTH LONG trip to Italy and Sailing The Greek Islands and a day in Paris.

    Sets keep the disposable income levels in perspective
    Don't be hating bro. hate the game, not the playa
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    not hating. observing and providing commentary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by L.W. Baxter View Post
    not hating. observing and providing commentary.
    Yup I have disposable income so what?.
    Again, please keep in mind your posting on THE WOODEN BOAT FORUM. If you don't get irony I can't help you.
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