I have taken photos of the moon with my Samsung camera and I have remembered the settings: EV in -1.7 to -2, ISO low, 100. Here is one sample photo of a nearly full moon taken with the Fujifilm superzoom camera:
Shutter 1/320s, f/7.1.
You do not need binoculars anymore to view great images of the moon.
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Official camera specs from Fujfilm
Visit HS25EXR Specificationa
Here is a copy of the specs.
There is no mention of an electronic horizon level indicator! nor of an ability to capture raw data!
Fujinon 30x optical zoom lens |
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EV step | 1/3 | ||||||||
Continuous shooting |
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Image stabilisation | CMOS sensor shift type | ||||||||
Electronic viewfinder | 0.2-inch., approx. 200,000 dots, color LCD viewfinder approx. 100% coverage | ||||||||
LCD monitor | 3.0-inch, approx. 460,000 dots, TFT color LCD monitor, approx. 100% coverage | ||||||||
Movie recording | 1920 x 1080 pixels / 1280 x 720 pixels / 640 x 480 pixels (30 frames/sec.) with stereo sound, Optical zoom function (manual) can be used. | ||||||||
Photography functions | EXR mode, High Speed Movie (80 / 160 / 320 frames/sec), Face Detection, Auto red-eye removal, Face recognition, Advanced mode (Pro focus, Pro low light, Multiple exposure, Individual shutter 3D), Motion Panorama360, Film simulation, Histogram display, Framing guideline, Frame No. memory, Best frame capture, Advanced Anti Blur, Date stamp | ||||||||
Playback functions | Face Detection, Auto red-eye removal, Multi-frame playback (with micro thumbnail), Protect, Crop, Resize, Slide show, Image rotate, voice memo, histogram display, exposure warning, Photobook assist, image search, Favorites, Mark for upload, Panorama, Erase selected frames | ||||||||
Other functions | PictBridge, Exif Print, 35 Languages, Time difference, Silent mode | ||||||||
Terminal ports | Video output: | ||||||||
Power supply | 4x AA batteries (included) | ||||||||
Dimensions | 130.6(W) x 96.6(H) x 126.0(D) mm / 5.1(W) x 3.8(H) x 4.9(D) in. | ||||||||
Weight | Approx. 687g / 24.2oz. (including battery and memory card), Approx. 637g / 22.4oz. (excluding battery and memory card) | ||||||||
Accessories with camera | 4x AA batteries, Shoulder strap USB cable, A/V cable, Lens cap and Lens cap cor, CD-ROM Owner's manual |
Downloadable pdf manual
Here is a link to an English downloadable manual from fujifilm itself:
HS25EXR manual
Display grid lines in viewing screen.
I have familiarized myself with my Samsung camera and that was quick. But the hs25exr finepix camera is so much more complicated!
Right now, my finepix cam is showing grid lines but I am asking myself again and again,
How do you turn on and off the display of grid lines in the viewing screen when composing a photo?
Will post the answer later!
Answer. 2013/01/13
Answer. 2013/01/13
- Turn on the camera
- Press the DISP/BACK button
- Select best framing from [ON, OFF, Best framing, HD FRAMING, HISTOGRAM]
Where is the electronic horizon level indicator?
Funny but I cannot find the electronic horizon level indicator in my hs25exr camera, yet this feature is over-hyped in camera publications!
Ah ok, I think it is in the rectangular ruler strip with movable white band and yellow square block indicator.But a check in the manual tells me that this is the exposure level!
Where is the camera's electronic level indicator? Based on
Fujifilm.EU page
page on the HS25EXR camera, here is what the electronic level guide is supposed to be doing!
But so far I could not make the camera do the horizon leveling feature to appear! Where is the electronic hozizon level guide? How do you make it appear? NOTE: The EU page has now been modified not to show that the HS25EXR has the electronic level gauge!
But so far I could not make the camera do the horizon leveling feature to appear! Where is the electronic hozizon level guide? How do you make it appear? NOTE: The EU page has now been modified not to show that the HS25EXR has the electronic level gauge!
Welcome to my finepix hs25EXR camera blog
I just bought a new Fujifilm camera although I already have a Nikon D5100 and Samsung WB150F cameras. The compelling reasons are
- 30x zoom for travel and nature photography (birds, landscapes)
- Much cheaper, less than 15,000 pesos than a 50X zoom camera by Canon at <= 26,000 pesos!
- Much smaller than the Nikon dslr
- Manual controls with S,A, M settings
- convenient 360 degree panoramic mode
- tiltable lcd viewing screen
- electronic view finder
- flash shoe!
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