But what about the color rendition? In my Nikon D90, red tones appears sometimes "posterized". I heard that Fuji S Pro series it can solve this problem.
@polimero It has a slight greeny-red bias - there are some samples in the blog posts linked above - but you can always bring back overexposed reds, which is nice.
@polimero It was the camera's big flaw - the raw files are 24mb each and the camera just can't cope with them. Even if you shoot semi-automatic, it conks out after about four shots. And there's no indicator in the viewfinder that the buffer has filled up. The S5 is apparently much faster.
it's a bummer that they didn't make this camera fire faster.
Buffalowned9090 1 week ago
You're information is wrong man... its about 1Frame per 18-45 clicks ;-)
very funny ;)
herrjonna2007 3 months ago
Oh so pity... :-( that's bad news for me.
But what about the color rendition? In my Nikon D90, red tones appears sometimes "posterized". I heard that Fuji S Pro series it can solve this problem.
polimero 3 months ago
@polimero It has a slight greeny-red bias - there are some samples in the blog posts linked above - but you can always bring back overexposed reds, which is nice.
AshleyMarkPomeroy 3 months ago
:O!!!!
Holy sh... :-/ Im looking in eBay for some Fuji S3 in order to use as 2dn body (now I have a Nikon D90) but this appears to be TOO slow.
polimero 3 months ago
@polimero It was the camera's big flaw - the raw files are 24mb each and the camera just can't cope with them. Even if you shoot semi-automatic, it conks out after about four shots. And there's no indicator in the viewfinder that the buffer has filled up. The S5 is apparently much faster.
AshleyMarkPomeroy 3 months ago