On 7/13/2012 9:49 AM, Jim Nichols wrote:
> Thanks, Chuck. Except outdoors in sunlight, where the display is difficult
> to see, the F10 does a nice job for me.
The F30 display is a big improvement in sunlight. I don't know if it's just
good AR coatings or a combination with
something else. Manual control is nice too. With the F10, I spent a lot of time
locking exposure with a half press with
high contrast, outdoor subjects. Worked well most of the time, but a slight
hassle.
> I have left the camera on "Auto ISO" for some time, so that, when I pick it
> up, I have little fiddling to do
> before shooting.
The F10-F31 series are really the first breakthrough in small camera high ISO
performance. ISO 800 with a mostly bright
subject like this is right up their alley. Would still be nice for this size at
1600, with perhaps some FM NR.
> I believe Moose has the F10 as well as the F30.
Yup, still got both, I offered the F10 for sale here a while ago, but no
offers. Somebody try low balling me.
> Fuji starting getting things right long before their recent success.
The early F series are still the only ones that got the whole package right.
Take a look at "I Am NOT Saying the Fuji
X-Pro1 Sucks..." on TOP for an alternate view of their latest.
<http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer/2012/07/x-pro1-sucks.html>
I do love their creative approach to sensor system design, but ...
Non Compos Fuji Moose
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