Jenna
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- Melbourne, Australia
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- Karen
for some reason, images were not linking from Flikr, but have linked from Facebook
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Some images from my xs1
- Thread starter Jenna
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for some reason, images were not linking from Flikr, but have linked from Facebook
kyteflyer
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- Sue
I'd love to see them Jenna, but they don't seem to be there... Do you have a flickr page where you could share from?
Jenna
Regular
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- Melbourne, Australia
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- Karen
Hey there, yes they are shared for my Flickr page, clearly something went amiss in my posting. Will try again.
Herman
The Image Stimulator
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- The Netherlands
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- Herman
Thanks for sharing these great series with us.
Why did you buy the xs1 instead of any other bridgecamera?
Why did you buy the xs1 instead of any other bridgecamera?
Jenna
Regular
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- Melbourne, Australia
- Real Name
- Karen
I have previously owned a fuji bridge camera and liked the image quality and couloirs the fuji produces. Over the past two years have wanted to simplify what I carry with me when I go out on a photography outing. In looking at bridge cameras my final choice came down to the xs1 or the Nikon P510. Sadly Nikon did not provide provision for using filters so that was a big no for the Nikon. I was almost put off by the tales of the orbs produced by the sensor, but having looked at a number of images produced by the camera, decided to take a chance on it. So far I have been very pleased with the results.
Herman
The Image Stimulator
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- Herman
Thanks for your reply.
Has Fuji solved the orbs issue, or is it still an issue?
Has Fuji solved the orbs issue, or is it still an issue?
Jenna
Regular
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
- Real Name
- Karen
My understanding is that the new sensor has resolved the issue. I have not noted issues with the images I have taken, but have only ad the camera for 3 weeks.
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- bart
according to DPReview's tests, the new sensor has no orbs and retains all of the great image quality. nice shots!
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- Virginia
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- Steve
Nice shots. Did Fuji replace the XS-1 sensors as well or did they just come with the new ones?
Jenna
Regular
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- Melbourne, Australia
- Real Name
- Karen
I believe they have offered to replace the sensors in the xs1's as well. Not sure if mine has the new sensor, however not experienced any issues as yet. One image has some fairly harsh highlights, but nothing to be overly bothered by.
Tilman Paulin
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- Vancouver B.C.
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- Tilman
very nice shots! Thanks for sharing!
I had an XS-1 in my hands a few weeks ago. Was quite surprised how nice and big the electronic viewfinder is. Definitely an interesting camera for me.
I had an XS-1 in my hands a few weeks ago. Was quite surprised how nice and big the electronic viewfinder is. Definitely an interesting camera for me.
kyteflyer
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This is something that interests me. I find the tiny EVF in most bridge cameras frustrating at best, and often end up just using the LCD. If the XS-1 is big and bright, it may just be my solution (mind you, not having much luck shifting the FZ-100)
RT Panther
All-Pro
In the world of super-zooms, this one seems to have been overlooked....
