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26th December 2002
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Fuji S803???
Hm....dunno if my eyes are playing tricks on me but I thought I saw somewhere there might be a Fuji S803??
Is there going to be a S803 soon? Thinking abt getting the S602Z but dun want to end up having Fuji launch a newer model after buying the S602Z. Btw, no B mode for S602Z? Any idea if they have B mode for digi cams? Also........Does the Super CCD really produce a 6MP pic? Read that it still loses out to the 5 MP CCD pics.......but is it anywhere near the quality of 5MP? Is it grainy when u blow it up to 8R > ? TIA! |
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27th December 2002
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what is a B mode? the 6Mpix image on 602 is like a 4Mpix image.
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27th December 2002
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There's bulb mode on some digicams but not the 602.
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27th December 2002
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hmm... bulb mode is just to provide longer shutter speed right? Any other advantages?
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28th December 2002
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bulb mode is to control the shutter, leaving it open.
Is it true that S602Z does not allow shutter release? Is there a remote control? Max shutter speed 15 sec? If no remote, no shutter release , how does the S602z users take pictures for night scene and low light without camera shake? *scratch head* Any advice appreciated. Thanks. |
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28th December 2002
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timer....
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29th December 2002
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thanks for all yr replies....
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