Does this shoot in high color..b+w..color pop..sepia etc? I hate messing with those changes in a photo program.it
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This camera is amazing -- it probably has more computer power than your first desktop computer. It will shoot pics in virtually any mode you mentioned plus others. I haven't figured out even 20% of what it will do yet.
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Our experience with the camera is that it shoots in colour, you can select the quality or intensity of the colour but if you want B&W;, Sepia or other colour treatments we have used Picasa and or Photoshop.
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Yes. Most modes have these options. I love the camera because of its manual zoom, viewfinder, and overall versatility. It gives you a big lens, which improves the quality of pictures. It is not an SLR, but I don't think it's wise for any but the most experienced photographers to go full DSLR. A lot of people get dust in their mechanism when changing lenses.
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Yes, the Fuji HS25EXR has options for high color. All I take is color photos. The camera comes with a wide array of shooting options. I haven't yet learned all the options this camera has. I enjoy taking photos with it.
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You can cut off the beginning or end of videos in-camera and save over the original file or save the edited version as a new file. As for colors, there is a 'colors' menu that has vivid, neutral, sepia, b&w, custom, and others. There is also color accent and color swap options under the 'rec. mode' menu.
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No color cast what so ever. Most newer DSLR cams have auto correction to minimize this anyway. I use an older Sony A300 and have never had color cast with this product. Be well.
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Personally I find it very easy to use the SR Auto setting on camera for B/W shots. What you do is get into the menu--move down to the FINEPIX COLOR choice--the click to move into the settings, which is hitting the "wheel" to the right and move down one setting from STANDARD and choose B/W. That works very well because once you have selected the B/W setting you can move to other modes in the camera and it stays at the B/W setting. So if you were to go into SP and choose FLOWER, your settings with still remain B/W, but also with the enhancing of the FLOWER mode......I hope that makes sense. I found it fabulous!!!
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Hello, Maybe try turning flash off, if you haven't already. There is also a macro mode built in this camera to account for close up shots. Hope this helps. :)
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The best pictures BY FAR come from the camera by using the handheld anti-motion blur mode. I can't explain why (I've read the explanations) but I have tested and compared and color, exposure, sharpness are noticeably better that way. If shooting in Program mode, leave the sharpness on lowest setting. White balance sometimes needs to be set to daylight manually. Set DRO to default or High. Those are just some things I've learned to get the best pictures out of this model. The Sony software that comes bundled has an outstanding "Fix" button, which adjusts the photo once you've downloaded it from the camera. It saved several poor, difficult shots and made them much better. Overall, I love my HX1!
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Thanks - I tried that and it helped a lot. I kept the ISO at 100, but moved to better light to try some photos and the shutter priority mode helped. Actually, the "use tripod" sign still flashed, but the photos were sharp (sharp enough for my purposes.) I also figured out a few more things that helped with trial and error.
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you can do all of that in post-production( tweak til you like the look), - main thing is to white balance your camera before you shoot....
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Just shoot in video mode and you won't need to mess with color grading, doing his allow you to get the look of the scandal without the hassle of color grading it
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I am sorry, but I have no clue. It's very much like Light Room. But I will not use Aftershot anymore after my new computer I had to build has Windows 7 Prof. & it will mysteriously not work without locking up on it. Lightroom is far better. I bet Photoshop Essentials will do what you want & so far it's not subscription. Good luck.
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I am not sure , I didn't use that feature. It was for a customer. Try holding down a memory button when you have the desired color combination. Thanks, Chris
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I have noticed the color balance sometimes shifts in unnatural lighting conditions, i.e. when I was filming in a room with outdoor light coming through the windows mixed with fluorescent lighting. But the solution was to switch off the auto-white balance and set it manually; then it worked fine. But in other situations, with one consistent type of lighting, I didn't experience that shift. But yes, it does shift during recording in certain situations when set on auto.
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It does if you are shooting in manual mode where you have control over the ISO, shutter, and aperture. When shooting in auto though, it boost the ISO up and the image is grainy. For most low light situations I use an external flash (but bounce the light upward) so the subject is well lit, but not washed out.
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no not at all...i have 2 of these cases..one in white and one in pink. I have not problems taking pics at all and no color changes.
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You can get some nice crisp photos/text at close range using the "Macro" setting. Need to turn the flash off though...which of course slows the shutter speed. Takeing a picture of a page is very doable though and it looks fantastic. I was really suprised when I tried it.
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Thanks. I am trying to get used to Lightroom. I have been using iPhoto for a few years, and is a lot different.Thanks again.FG
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Can you describe the conditions and the camera settings in which you usually see this? Are you shooting long bursts? In low light? What memory card are you using? Have you tried a different one? Have you reformated the memory card in the camera recently? Are you shooting jpeg, RAW or both?